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Peter
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There is not a lot of action in this book and, yet, I can hardly lay it down. The microcosm of the two lonly men mirrors the big world around them. Sergej is leaning to the Ukrainian side, Pashka to the separatists of "Donezk People's Republik".
— Jan 02, 2021 12:25PM
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Peter
is on page 290 of 444
"Es kann der Frömmste nicht in Frieden leben, wenn der böse Nachbar es nicht will!" - dieses Sprichwort kommt mir beim Lesen in den Sinn. Dabei ist es immer eine kleine Minderheit die zu Übergriffen neigt. Das Verhalten den Mehrheit ist auch in dieser Konfliktlage von Mitmenschlichkeit getragen.
— Jan 08, 2021 08:12AM
Peter
is on page 53 of 444
Sergej and Pashka are the only remaining inhabitants in a deserted village between the lines. They stayed because they have nowhere to go and struggle to cope without electricity and lack of many basic things. Fortunately Sergej has the bees. Then, one day, they find a dead fighter that nobody claims, has a third party joined the war?
— Dec 30, 2020 02:52PM
Peter
is on page 8 of 444
The recent flare-up of the war in and around Nagrono Karabakh reminded us, that there still are areas in Europe, where people shoot at each other. The very East of Ukraine is such a region too. That is where this story is set, in an almost deserted village in the no man's land between the Ukrainian and separatist armies.
— Dec 29, 2020 01:06AM
