The Women Suffering Through the Ages By Arne Fronsdal A siren screams. Missiles fall. A mother hides her child beneath the floorboards. Somewhere else, a young doctor performs surgery in the dark with trembling hands-and no anaesthetic. In The Women Suffering Through the Ages, Arne Fronsdal unveils a raw, unflinching chronicle of survival, injustice, and resilience-from the brutal invasion of Ukraine to the systematic subjugation of women across continents and centuries. Woven from first-hand accounts, historical reflections, and deeply human stories, this book does not look away. It demands that we see. Set against the backdrop of modern warfare and ancient patriarchy, the narrative travels from the bombed hospitals of Mariupol to tribal jungles of Ecuador, from the soul-crushing grip of organised religion to the quiet power of mothers, nurses, and young girls who refuse to break. At its heart is a plea: to witness the truth, and to confront what generations have been taught to accept. This is not just a book about war. It is not only about women. It is about the brutal cost of power, and the quiet defiance of those the world tried to forget. Told in the voice of a witness who has lived, listened, and refused to be silent, The Women Suffering Through the Ages is as urgent as it is unforgettable. You will emerge changed

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