Helena Sováková - Plukovnice lidských duší – Moravec Martin (2025)

At my command, book in hand! The report is given by Helena Sováková, an exceptional woman who spent more than twenty years in the Czech army and rose to the rank of colonel. She served in Iraq and Afghanistan and experienced almost everything: death, fear, bullying in a male environment, but also a lot of military humor. For instance, when new washing machines were brought to the confused soldiers at the base in Iraq...
As the chief army psychologist, she helped dozens of colleagues who suffered from nightmares after returning from war. She cared for families who lost a son or partner in battle. At the same time, she remains a support for hundreds of people facing various life obstacles — at work, in relationships, and in raising children. This is a book not only about life in uniform but also about hope. About the fact that even when life is tough, there is a way out.
Warning: Reading may cause tears, goosebumps, laughter, and a reduction in stress. And that is thanks to the many practical tips contained in the book.

Questions were posed by Martin Moravec, whose previous book interviews with neurosurgeon Vladimír Beneš, pilot David Hecle, investigator Josef Mareš, air ambulance doctor Marek Dvořák, and negotiator Adam Dolník became bestsellers.