THE REPRESENTATION OF WAR AND ITS CONSEQUENCES IN O'TKIR HOSHIMOV'S "BETWEEN TWO DOORS"

O'tkir Hoshimov's "Between Two Doors" is considered one of the author's most famous literary works. This article provides a literary analysis of war and its tragic consequences, the difficulties people face in their lives, the tragic destinies caused by war, and the challenging situations experienced by individuals. The novel highlights the nega-tive impact of World War II on human lives, family relationships, and society. It also discusses separation, loss, human suffering, mothers' grief, the resilience of Uzbek women who bravely endured life's hardships, and the courage, patience, and patriotism of the characters. Furthermore, the article explores the author's attitude toward war and his skill in conveying such important ideas as peace, humanity, kindness, and compassion. The novel por-trays the severe trials people experienced during World War II, the hardships of everyday life, family separations, the complexity of human destinies, and the devastating effects of war on society. The author presents war not merely as a series of battles on the battlefield, but as a tragic phenomenon that leaves deep emotional scars, trans-forms family life, and destroys the hopes and dreams of many people.