Why would a god-fearing Swiss citizen go against the laws of his own country to fight for Ukraine? Why does he disagree with his own country? Is it really important to keep speaking about the Ukraine War? Is it that crucial for our future? Or should we just go on with our own lives? And is Russia truly the biggest threat to Europe since the Second World War? Or is diplomacy still the solution of this conflict? What do you think? Besides that, how is the everyday life of a soldier in a country at war? Is the life of such a soldier really filled with as much action as often depicted in action movies and action games? And how is it to deal with real death and destruction? What does a real battle feel like and what are some of the most important skills at war? If such questions intrigue you, then I recommend you to read this book...

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Jona Neidhart is a highly gifted only child, a rebellious Swiss citizen, a devoted member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (Mormons), a former missionary, teacher, linguist, newspaper distributor, promoter, financial advisor, care assistant, kitchen aid, security guard, recycler and soldier. During his war years in Ukraine he witnessed with his own eyes the terrible destruction caused by Russia and its allies and the failure of the West to stop them. It is his strong desire to speak out about it, which is why he wrote his eBooks "A Swiss Soldier In Ukraine" and "A Swiss Soldier Among Ukrainian Elite Forces" (also combined available in the printed version "A Swiss Soldier Fighting For Ukraine")!