They went through the most terrible battles of the Great Patriotic War, but on their account there are no killed - only lives saved. Their hands are up to their elbows in blood - but they are remembered with a kind word, people pray for them, the children of thousands of soldiers they saved were named after them. They themselves risked their lives more than once, working under fire, each of them pulled hundreds of our soldiers out of the other world, thanks to their feat, millions returned to duty. Veterans know that real hell is not even on the front line, but in the medical battalions, infirmaries and front-line hospitals , where human pain and all the horror of war appear in an extremely condensed, concentrated form. The doctors of the Great Patriotic War - military doctors, nurses, paramedics - lived and worked in this hell for years, looking death in the face every day, and their simple, artless stories about what they saw and experienced sent chills down the spine and a lump in the throat. You will hear their living voices, their amazing stories in the new book of Artem Drabkin’s project “Holy War.”