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Svetlana Alexievich: Zinc boys

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In the year 1951, Svetlna Alexi prepared for the Nobel Prize for Literature, with the praise of ‘ The Monumental Literature With the Pain and Courage of Our Age, with a multi-acre writing. ’. The worldwide attention to this debatable decision of the Nobel Prize, which was passed on to the Nobel prize, was directed to Alexi Prech, a journalist and writer from the media who was not writing traditional novels or poetry at the time. The young men who appeared were the ones who brought Alexi's spare parts to court for having challenged and destroyed the honor of veterans in a war that had been mythical and heroic. War did not cover women's faces, and then dealt with the violence and inflammation of the most brutal crimes humanity has ever seen. Many of the Soviet soldiers who were sent to Afghanistan were still boys who were still in school. The book shows how ordinary boys who love to play guitar and read literature and who are terrible about their mothers and girlfriends are changing on the battlefield in a number of voices.

Korean title: 아연 소년들

Korean author: 스베틀라나 알렉시예비치

Korean publisher: 문학동네

ISBN-13: 9788954645577

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RE*****
October 25, 2021

The Soviet war, the post-war days of young soldiers who were sent out during Afghanistan during the invasion of the United States called the bear trap that was set up in Central Asia.

MI****
July 10, 2017

To not send us anywhere in Jay's Afghanistan, we must be awake all the time, even though the truth may hurt, to make us human beings by a true-based insight.

H8****
June 11, 2017

A book that was re-communicated after the candlelight meeting. This book is sad and painful. This is a book I would like to recommend to everyone around me.

2H*****
June 4, 2017

The war we see in movies is always real and crazy, and it's a book that helps us to understand that there are many things that we can do.

스베틀라나 알렉시예비치: 아연 소년들
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