The Russia-Ukraine War (What Can We Learn from the People Who Witnessed War?)

The Russia–Ukraine War has become one of the most significant and widely reported conflicts of the twenty-first century, affecting millions of people and reshaping global politics. This book explores what it has been like to live through the fighting, fear, and displacement caused by the conflict.

Through moving eyewitness accounts, primary sources, and accessible timelines, readers discover the human stories behind the news reports. From families forced to flee their homes to communities living under bombardment, the book reveals the personal experiences that help us understand the true impact of modern warfare. The Russia–Ukraine War invites students to think critically about the causes and consequences of war and to reflect on the lessons we can learn from those who have witnessed conflict firsthand. This compelling and timely title brings a complex global issue to life in a way that is clear, engaging, and deeply human.