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    Winds of Change

    By Alan Greatluck

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    Two different souls were in a single battle for freedom and justice. Two sides collided in the monumental confrontation of different epochs. Young writer Michael and skilled law enforcement officer Victor came through the bloody street fights of revolution, being involved in the most dramatic events of the modern history of independent Ukraine. They had very different destinies and opposite political views but revolution overwhelmed their lives. What did they want? What lead them further and who are they: people without future or citizens with hope in their hearts?
    This semibiographical book reveals untold stories about Revolution of Dignity and events that lead to the modern political situation in the world. War in the East of Ukraine, the tension between Russia and another cultural world, everything is a consequence of the struggle for liberty. This novel about people was born to be free. White snow mixed with red blood, bringing a certain question: who would win that battle for future and stay alive?
    The half of author’s royalty will be transmitted for the medical needs of Ukrainian Armed Forces. Perhaps, it is the least and best thing that can be made.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAlan Greatluck
    Release dateSep 5, 2016
    ISBN9786177408023
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