Rena, I'm so grateful to be in dialogue with you today.

When we deal with the poetry of the young poets killed in the Soviet front line with the Nazis, especially with the so young poets of Jewish descent, we have to realize the entire context of the lives of the young, these young guys, young people.

They were young, very young people of about 18, 20, 24 years old.

Some of them, uh, were a little bit older, like seven, uh, 27 or 30 years old.

They had, um, no experience in publishing their poetry.

They had no time to establish their fame, their name.

They had no time to develop their career.

Please, I'd be grateful if you could share, and we'll move on to a new question after.