Natalya Humenyuk. Zahubleny ostriv. A book of reporting from the occupied Crimea. (The Lost Island)

"These are true stories and tragedies of people whose lives changed dramatically after 2014, because since then some of Crimean residents have been living in occupation, while some – just in another country. So what are their hidden truths? People with different political and ideological affiliations speak – frankly. This book is the true voice of the annexed Crimea, the multitude of voices that create the single common story that has not yet been resolved."
In Ukrainian.
Type of the edition: hard cover
Format: 145x200 mm
Number of pages: 312, illustrated (photo, b/w)

Publisher: Vydavnytstvo Staroho Leva, Lviv
Contents:

- Peredmova. Holosy ostrivjan

- Vstup

Rozdil 1. ShOK

Berezen 2014:

Bakhchysaray – Sevastopol – Balaklava – Belbek – Yalta – Simferopol

Rozdil 2. SUMJaTTJa

Kviten-traven 2014:

Sevastopol – Simferopol – Sudak

Rozdil 3. STRAKh

Traven 2016:

Sevastopol – Bakhchysaray – Simferopol – Bilohirsk – Molodizhne – Yevpatoria – Romashkyne

Rozdil 4. HNIV

Lyuty 2017:

Simferopol – Bakhchysaray – Yalta – Sevastopol

Rozdil 5. VIDVAHA

Lyuty 2018:

Simferopol – Yalta – Skalyste – Alushta – Hurzuf

Rozdil 6. BIL

Veresen 2018:

Kyiv

Rozdil 7. SAMOTNIST

Zhovten 2018:

Kerch

Rozdil 8. ROZChARUVANNJa

Berezen 2019:

Simferopol – Sevastopol – Bakhchysaray – Yalta – Alushta – Skalyste

Pisljamova. NADIJa

Veresen 2019:

Moskva – Kyiv

- Podjaka