The book "The Trojan Women" by Euripides is an ancient Greek tragedy written in the 5th century BC. The plot unfolds in the post-war period after the destruction of Troy, when heroic men died, and women were left defenseless and doomed to slavery. In this tragedy, the author raises important social topics such as war, women's suffering, morality and justice. "Trojan Women" is characterized by vivid dialogues and deep philosophical reflections on the nature of war and human destiny. This work of Euripides is deservedly considered one of the outstanding works of ancient literature, which remains relevant and well-known to this day.