full-scale invasion caused a market failure of 70-90%. the founder of the laboratory publishing house anton martynovs how the book industry has changed, we will find out just now the first months of the war froze the book market , the publishing house deliberately took care of the revocation of its employees and the saving of books in warehouses then ukrainian publishers directed all their efforts to volunteer activities. we sent more than 700,000 to the fund, and we were constantly involved in collecting something in every european country . we provided free access to our textbooks. that is, all the children who moved abroad, they could use the textbooks of the ranok publishing house, we also attracted some such funding and sent many books , but for our immigrants who were in the west of ukraine, later the publishing house found recipes as to adapt to work in wartime conditions, we worked remotely, our bookstores stopped working, but then actually even from the middle of the month, in march, they already resumed, and we realized that people really need bookstores and coffee shops to work, to contin

hryvnias, but then russia launched a full-scale invasion of ukraine. the correspondent spoke with anton martynov, the founder of the laboratory publishing house, let's see in the story, half of my library is difficult, the wars froze the book market, the publishing house deliberately took care of the redeployment of its employees and saving books in warehouses, then ukrainian publishers directed all their efforts to volunteering , we sent more than 700,000 rejections to the fund e-e will return the living and we were constantly included in the meetings , placed something in every european country , provided free access to our textbooks. that is, all children who moved abroad could use textbooks from the publishing house. in the morning, we also attracted some such funding and sent many books , but for our emigrants who were in the west of ukraine, later the publishing house found recipes for how to adapt to work in wartime conditions . they worked remotely, but they were stopped. their work, but then, in fact, even from the middle of the month in march, they already resumed and we realized that

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addicted to books , how the book market is developing, our correspondent talked about this with anton martynov, the founder of the laboratory publishing house , let's see in the story, the first months of the war froze the book market, the publishing house consciously took care of the revocation of its employees and the saving of books in warehouses , then ukrainian publishers directed all their efforts to volunteering . access to our textbooks. that is, all children who moved abroad could use the textbooks of the ranok publishing house, as well as some such funding and sent many books, but for our immigrants who were in the west later, the publishing house of ukraine found recipes for how to adapt to work in wartime conditions, worked remotely, some were good, they stopped their work, but then, in fact, even from the middle of the month in march, they already resumed and we realized that people really need bookstores and coffee shops to work, continue work on textbooks even during that time, when the editor was in storage, we did not fire anyone, that is, our entire staff. on the contrary, we