The most famous book by Svetlana Alexievich and one of the most famous books about the Great Patriotic War, where the war was first shown through the eyes of a woman. “War Doesn’t Have a Woman’s Face” has been translated into 20 languages and included in school and university curricula. During the most terrible war of the 20th century, a woman had to become a soldier. She not only saved and bandaged the wounded, but also shot with a sniper, bombed, blew up bridges, went on reconnaissance missions, and took tongues. The woman killed. She killed the enemy, who attacked her land, her home, and her children with unprecedented cruelty. This was the greatest sacrifice they made on the altar of Victory. And an immortal feat, the full depth of which we comprehend over the years of peaceful life.