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The events of The Thirst for Freedom begin in 1938 with a young girl's desire to open her own women's clothing studio on a street in the centre of Lviv. Nusia is ambitious, self-confident, and focused on her own goals. She would certainly achieve her goals. Especially at the turn of the century, the world around her offered many opportunities, especially for women. But the war ruined all plans. What choice should the protagonist make: to flee from war-torn Europe across the ocean or to accept the new order? Nusia, like so many girls of that time who have been left nameless in history, chooses the third way - to fight in the ranks of the UPA. Because the thirst for freedom is stronger than anything else. War is a terrible word. And, perhaps, the relevance of a novel about the struggle for Ukrainian independence in the last century would have been worn out by time. But the same enemy has come to our land again to make a choice for everyone. A difficult one, just like almost 100 years ago.