THE THEME OF THE “NON-LOST GENERATION” IN THE COLLECTION OF PAVLO VYSHEBABA “JUST DON’T WRITE ME ABOUT THE WAR”

In 1920-1940 the prose of writers who went through horrors First World War and recreated spiritual moral trauma young men found themselves on front lines learned to kill survive in war conditions was widely recognized. The concept so-called “lost generation” appears, its representatives are united by theme breakdown, which a few years at turned yesterday’s schoolchildren, full romantic dreams patriotic ideas, into tough desperately try find their place new life realities after return. Unfortunately, younger generation Ukraine, is also forced go all brutal war, faced similar problems existential conditions. However, today we can state that there significant differences worldview behavior those people were hardened difficult trials even during Revolution Dignity. Young manage Russian-Ukrainian future, just like generational predecessors, may face challenges. They will have peaceful life, learn deal with psychological injuries. great hope this be “non-lost” overcome post-war dignity. article, work Ukrainian poet, soldier 68th chasseur brigade, eco-activist, author already legendary poem “To my daughter” Pavlo Vyshebaba considered context concepts “lost” generation. vivid representative cohort numerous trials, but one would believe they out psychologically stronger than predecessors.