"370 days in camouflage"
"At the time of Russia's terrible aggression against our sovereign state, a lot of information comes to us from media sources. However, is the picture they have created complete enough? After all, it is known that the psychology of perception of events far from us is based on the principle: one lost life – a tragedy, hundreds of lost – statistics. It is precisely for each of us to literally survive the everyday real moments of the difficult test of a modern Ukrainian soldier, the real state and situation in the general economy of our long-suffering army, that this extraordinary and frank book is intended. The value of this book is that it is directly missed through the pain, suffering, struggle and hope of the author of the book, an active patriot, a brave warrior who is not indifferent to any manifestation of injustice. The work is written in the form of a diary, which gives the reader a sense of direct psychological contact with the author ": Yuri Brzhechko wrote about the book by Peter Soltys" 370 days in camouflage. (Notes of a gunner) ».
Petro Soltys, a self-defender from Zdolbuniv, spent more than a year in the war in eastern Ukraine: from the fall of 2014 to the fall of 2015 . I felt and saw the "hottest" moments of the military confrontation between Ukraine and Russia. He went to defend his native land as a volunteer and from the first to the last day of his stay in eastern Ukraine kept a diary, where he wrote down everything he felt about what was happening around him.
On May 21, Petro Olehovych presented his front-line diary in the reading room of the college library, as he was convinced that Ukrainians should know what was really going on in Russia's hybrid war against Ukraine while he was serving.
Deputy Director Petro Beneskul acquainted the author of the book, and Inna Tytarenko, a volunteer of the Uman City District Volunteer Organization "Together", gave a positive description of Petro Soltys.
The presentation was attended by students of groups 11,13,14, the head of the department of general education L. Galushko, teachers: N. Vyshtakalyuk, T. Kovtun.
Assistance in organizing the event was provided by library staff L. Angarska, G. Zhulinska, teacher Y. Korzh.
