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Yevstakhiy Zagachevsky can be safely called the Ukrainian Ernst Jung. After escaping from Lviv in 1939, the future writer plunged into the thick of the military events of the Second World War. At first, he enlisted in a Ukrainian military unit in Germany, and after the proclamation of the restoration of the Ukrainian state on 30 June 1941 in Lviv, he was sent from a training camp to the Dachau concentration camp. From there, as a "penalty man", he enlisted in the First Motorised Infantry Brigade of the SS, and after being wounded, he was transferred to the Dead Head Division, and later to the Galicia Division.

The book «In Love with Life, Married to Death» presents two works by the author: «Memoirs of a Frontline Soldier», which can be fairly compared to the book «In Steel Thunderstorms» by Ernst Junger, and a collection of portrait stories of volunteers of the Galicia Division – «Her Laughter Did Not Scare Her».