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Eugenia, Zhenia, Eugenia... She was called many things during the last three years of the Second World War, as she travelled the difficult path from her native Ukrainian village to Poland, from Poland to Germany, and back again. Eugenia Skryl survived the Holodomor, her family was persecuted by the Communists, and later the brutality of the German Nazis was imprinted in her memory. Her Cossack roots, her desire for freedom, and the kindness of people allowed Yevheniia to escape from two death camps alive and to find true love amidst suffering and betrayal. But was she destined to overcome all obstacles together with her beloved husband? The pages of the diary will tell you about it.