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Ukrainian book publishing is once again being destroyed by Russia. What are ways to save industry? Throughout the war Russia has been waging against Ukraine, it has been destroying Ukrainian books. In occupied territories, this process was carried out on a massive, centralized scale: Russian books and textbooks were brought in to replace the Ukrainian-language ones that had been burned. In regions free from Russian control, the book infrastructure—printing houses, book warehouses, libraries, and bookstores—constantly suffers damage. 2 859 37 Previously in trend: Books at War Russian attack on publishing house and printing house 
Don’t let yourself lose: how service members can avoid financial traps A plastic cup of tea, a book, and half an hour of silence — that’s what helps a sniper reconnect with himself and remember there’s life beyond the front line. In a ruined house on the line of contact, he reads the Stoics. A few houses away, someone else dives into fantasy or romance. Because a book at the front is also about survival: it helps to ease the nervous system, meet cultural and intellectual needs, and even start planning for the future. 10 607 12 Previously in trend: Books at War 
