
Product Description
Boys in Zinc by Svetlana Alexievich is an oral history of the Soviet war in Afghanistan assembled from interviews with soldiers, veterans, nurses, mothers and others whose lives were altered by the conflict.
Rather than telling the war as a conventional military narrative, Alexievich builds a chorus of testimony around grief, propaganda, memory, disillusionment and the human cost of violence. It is a demanding work of literary reportage for readers of Soviet history, war writing and oral history.


