Captivity (War Diaries)

Valeriia Subotina, known by the call sign «Nava» has gifted readers with a candid account of survival and the strength of the human spirit. Her book is a vital document of our time, offering a firsthand perspective on the horrors of war and captivity as experienced by a woman. In her diaries, Valeriia describes the various circles of hell she endured: constant surveillance, control, humiliation, inhumane conditions, critical shortages of food and water, and the enemy's attempts to break her both physically and mentally. She shares her feelings, fears, and hopes during these challenging times. The book compels readers to contemplate the value of peace and freedom, as well as the resilience and endurance of people during times of great trial.