Reviews
It's a book I learned from reading "What Only You Can Get Out of Books Now.". The Russian and Ukrainian war was a surprise to learn that it had been over four years since it started. Sometimes there was a feeling of bitterness and a sense of fear over the war in several media sources. On the other hand, it's a story of distant countries and when you forget, you feel tired of what you hear. In a time when you can get the information you want from the Internet once you click, it's still powerful
A beautiful, grassy cover. And the fervent voice of women on such dense grass. A book that is so moving, from cover to content. Shit.
Each one of these stories is a deep, precious story. It's not a big-scale view, but it's a feeling of being told in front of your eyes about people whose lives have been shattered by real war. I also had an interview with the authors in presy a while ago. I hope many of you read this book.
That we can convey the destruction of our daily lives by war without such a stimulus. It's a painful impression!
Yoon Young-ho et al.: We cannot remain silent
* Some of the sales revenues of this book are donated to Ukraine. Ukraine, Poland, Belarus, Latvia, Kazakhstan, Malta, Thurquiye, Russia, England, the United States... 17 women from all over the world are talking about the daily collapse of the Russian-Korea war. We don't know the war that people are fighting. The former rhythm-symbolist representative, the sniper on Russia's target list, the single job with a small bag and the quick escape, the singer who gave home to an unknown refugee, the protester who had left his hometown in the face of dictatorship, the famous writer and former politician and Ukrainian disabled team who had to watch Russian literature not return to their homeland, the Olympic Committee, the Russian nation's leaders, the artists who were probably not able to bring back to their country, the artist who was in front of the Ukrainian women's houses, the angry artist who had been living in the city, the painters who had already been in the midst of the war, the veterans who were afraid to be released from the Ukrainians of the Communists, the Republicans who have been forced to go to the Ukrainian armys, and the Ukrainian grandparentss who are still worried about the war of the Koreans who fought for their country and the war. How will we remember this war in the future? What did you miss in stimulating coverage, professionalism and gossip, what did you turn away from, and what things were considered obvious? This live historical document, which will be a guide to the moment when you have to answer those difficult questions.
Korean title: 우리는 침묵할 수 없다
Korean author: 윤영호 외
Korean publisher: ㅁ(미음)
ISBN-13: 9791157062652
Reviews
It's a book I learned from reading "What Only You Can Get Out of Books Now.". The Russian and Ukrainian war was a surprise to learn that it had been over four years since it started. Sometimes there was a feeling of bitterness and a sense of fear over the war in several media sources. On the other hand, it's a story of distant countries and when you forget, you feel tired of what you hear. In a time when you can get the information you want from the Internet once you click, it's still powerful
A beautiful, grassy cover. And the fervent voice of women on such dense grass. A book that is so moving, from cover to content. Shit.
Each one of these stories is a deep, precious story. It's not a big-scale view, but it's a feeling of being told in front of your eyes about people whose lives have been shattered by real war. I also had an interview with the authors in presy a while ago. I hope many of you read this book.
That we can convey the destruction of our daily lives by war without such a stimulus. It's a painful impression!
