The book "Values of Eurasian culture and the spiritual image of the small Motherland for the 75th anniversary of the Great Victory" by A. and . Loiko is a unique collection that immerses the reader in deep reflections on the significance of cultural and spiritual values that shape the identity of the peoples of Eurasia. In today's world, where globalization and cultural change are becoming a daily reality, the author raises important questions about what it means to be part of your small homeland and how to preserve its spiritual heritage. The book is addressed to a wide audience, including students, teachers, historians, cultural scientists and anyone interested in issues of identity, culture and history. It will be especially useful for those who seek to understand how cultural traditions and spiritual values influence the formation of society and its relation to the past. Also, the collection can attract the attention of readers interested in the topics of patriotism and preservation of historical memory, especially in the context of the 75th anniversary of the Great Victory. Loyko’s work explores many aspects related to Eurasian culture: from folklore and traditional customs to modern challenges and changes. He focuses on how small homelands, each with its own unique history and culture, contribute to the common heritage. The author not only analyzes, but also invites the reader to think about how to preserve these values for future generations. In this context, the book becomes not just a collection of articles, but a real call to action to preserve and transfer cultural heritage. Style A. and . Lojko is distinguished by depth and accessibility. He is able to combine a scientific approach with a living language, which makes his work interesting for a wide audience. In his previous works, one can also find a reflection of love for his native land and respect for cultural traditions. Loiko is an author who is not afraid to raise acute questions and offers the reader not only insight, but also practical recommendations for the preservation of cultural values. The topics raised in the book are relevant and important in our time. With many young people losing touch with the history and culture of their ancestors, Loiko recalls the need to remember their roots. It shows how the values embedded in a small homeland can serve as a basis for the formation of a sustainable society in which mutual understanding and respect for differences will reign. The collection “The Values of Eurasian Culture and the Spiritual Image of the Small Motherland for the 75th Anniversary of the Great Victory” is not just a book, but an important contribution to the preservation of cultural memory. It will become a reference book for anyone who seeks to understand how history and culture shape our perception of the world. By reading it, you will not only gain new knowledge, but also feel pride in your small Motherland, its traditions and achievements. If you’re looking for a piece that will make you think about the meaning of culture and identity, that’s exactly what you need. Loiko’s book is an invitation to dialogue on how to preserve and convey the values that make us who we are. Do not miss the opportunity to touch the author’s deep reflections and discover new horizons of understanding their cultural identity.