how, how, how a society after war, we will have very interesting speakers, such as, for example, slovenka drakulic, who can say a lot about the post-war situation society and the state, about that and, in particular, about a very important thing that concerns the prosecution of those guilty of war crimes, if we talk about the request of the society, about the demand, i understand that the day before, there are literally hours until the official start of the forum, maybe about this it is somewhat difficult to say definitively, but still , you probably have some kind of analysis of the situation that readers want to read and see now. we remember this almost 10 years ago, when the war actually began, with the invasion of the east, in the donbass, when the crimea occupied the little green men and occupied the ukrainian territories, there was a lot of literature, actually, from there, literature about those events, and there was a crazy demand for them, so it is now a year and a half of a full-scale invasion, people are already exhausted, alarmed, very painfully experiencing this war . do they

slovenka and ms.re. stated that in fact we are wrong, when we talk so sharply and radically about the russians, we need to rely on them, that there are dissidents there, there are still good people there, and therefore we need to have a dialogue with them and somehow try to be friends, so that we can be together, well, you understand everything, so that we can be together to unite and oppose this putin regime in every possible way, at the end of this discussion, two audience members from the hall asked a question. and i would not say that it was a direct conflict-conflict, but such a tense situation arose because, for example, there was a journalist in the hall, my colleague yana brenzeeva, she asked a question, the question was that ms. slavenka had written her last book, and yana said that it was such a cold shower for her, because there the author described the russian mother of a fallen soldier, and the ukrainian mother of a fallen soldier and actually put them somewhere roughly on the same plane.