War... This word is associated with many very opposite, sometimes repulsive, images. This is not only the thunder of battles, lightning attacks, bravura marches and victory parades, but also rows of chimneys of burnt villages, “ditches of death”, mass graves, the roar of collapsing buildings, the groans of crippled dying people, fear in the eyes of children. War is the fumes of fires and the stale air of dugouts and dugouts, the smell of iodine and bleach. Book by O.I. Kazarinova talks about the little-known, non-heroic, shocking sides of the war, which are its everyday reality.