Discussion "Woman. War. Book"

Traditionally, war is considered a man's world, but the anti-terrorist operation puts women side by side with men. They became volunteers, marksmen, snipers, artillerymen, commanders, cooks, medics, military journalists, and for a long time had to fight for the right to defend the country on an equal footing with men. The interest in this topic is enormous now, so we propose to talk about women living in war conditions: women soldiers and volunteers, residents of frontline towns and villages, mothers, and wives. What are the main narratives of women's military literature and what does a Ukrainian woman appear in the pages of these publications? Can we talk about gender equality in the army and the celebration of Defender's Day for both sexes, and not about "boys' day"