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It seemed impossible. But for months, the whole world watched live as the Russian army demolished Mariupol. Cold, hunger, fear, destroyed buildings and the proximity of death - all this became a reality for the residents of the city after the beginning of the blockade. The author of this book, Nadiya Sukhorukova, was among those who survived this horror.

The only way Nadiya managed not to fall victim to the accident was thanks to her own diary. Day after day she fictionalised the events in the city, which was being transformed into a popil and ruins. She shows Mariupol through the eyes of its baggage handler. But in the first place, she demonstrates the power of hope, which cannot be destroyed even by the most powerful bombs.

Illustrations in the book were created by another resident of Mariupol - graphic artist Danil Nemirovsky. This is his own visual reflexion of his experience in Mariupol.