"Blockade Diary" is an open and impressive testimony about the terrible period in the history of Leningrad, when the city was surrounded by German troops and experienced the difficult times of the blockade. The author of this book, Lydia Ginzburg, denied the attacks of the enemy not only physically, but also morally, writing everything that happened around her in her diary. Despair, hunger, a sea of death and destruction - all this was reflected in her records. "Blockade diary" is not only a testimony of the experienced terrible disaster, but also a reflection of human willpower and resistance in the most difficult moments. This book gives us hope and memory of those who did not break before the trials of war and remembered as a symbol of courage and bravery.