"Judith: A Tragedy in Five Acts" is a dramatic work by the Austrian writer Friedrich Hebbel, which is characterized by deep psychological development of the characters and impressive images. The main character, Judith, is a strong woman who is powerful over a ruler who is a devoted enemy of the people. Her act becomes a symbol of the desperate struggle for freedom and justice. Revealing the theme of the victory of good over evil, the author reflects the complexity of moral choices and the cost of living in a world where true values are often invisible. "Judith: A Tragedy in Five Acts" is a work that leaves the reader with a burning desire to blur the boundaries between good and evil, truth and deception, one's own refuge and a higher purpose.