This book in no way claims an ultimate truth and a standard of knowledge of the World War II and the list of these myths is not exhaustive. It is just historical fast-food, its appearance caused by the acute desire to satisfy the hunger for information about this period in terms of the information war.
The narrative highlights Oleksandr Zinchenko's remarkable journey beyond the football field, emphasizing his commitment to supporting Ukraine during the war with Russia. Instead of joining the fight directly, he chose to leverage his influence as an athlete to raise awareness and funds for his homeland. This decision reflects a profound sense of responsibility and heroism, showcasing how sports figures can impact social issues and advocate for their communities in times of crisis.