"The Minor Horrors of War" is a book written by Sir Everett Shipley, a British author and military doctor, which talks about those small but significant details of war life which are often overlooked or forgotten. In this book, the author shares his observations and impressions, highlighting everyday difficulties, moral aspects and psychological tests that accompany soldiers during war. Through the prism of her own experience, Sira Shipley helps the reader to better understand the general picture of the military conflict and the inner world of the soldiers. "Small Horrors of War" is not only a moving work of literature, but also an important document of history, which helps to create a more complete picture of what it means to be on the front lines in times of war.