Publisher's Synopsis
Dawid Hudziec is a Polish photojournalist who has been chronicling the humanitarian catastrophe in Donbass since 2014. His captivating images are sought by newspapers, bloggers, social media outlets and exhibiton organizers. He is inspired by his family history of Polish patriotism. ''Why Donbass? I am constantly asked the same questions. Why am I doing this? What's in it for me? I came to Donetsk because I felt a calling to do so. Evil mustn't triumph. I came to Donetsk because I don't wish to remain idle as the EU destroys yet another Slavic country and kills the Russians merely because they want to be free. I came here because I felt that Poland needed those who would fight those dark forces both within and without my country...Polish mainstream media keeps on demonizing Russia and telling us how much they hate us. Meanwhile I encountered nothing but great support and hospitality after a long and arduous journey.''Born in St Petersburg, Russia, Diana Thoresen is a Russian-Australian writer who has divided her time between the United States, Russia and Australia. She has published several books of poetry and been internationally published in newspapers, printed anthologies, literary and metaphysical journals. Diana is also a photographer, publisher of The Red Hibiscus: Anthology, translator of ''My World'' by Viktor Grebennikov. She is fascinated by free energy research and metaphysics. All proceeds from ''Donbass Chronicles: Dawid Hudziec Photography'' go to RUSSAR Fund, a non - globalist foundation to re-build Syria and the Middle East which cooperates with the UN/UNESCO and the Imperial Orthodox Palestine Society.FB page in Arabic: https: //www.facebook.com/russar.arhttps: //www.frussar.com
