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This edition contains two of the most famous works by the Ukrainian writer in exile Ivan Bahrianyi - The Garden of Gethsemane and The Tigers. In his novels, which are partly autobiographical, the author ruthlessly exposes the criminal, cynical, and inhumane nature of the Communist-Stalinist regime in particular and totalitarianism in general. The protagonists of the works, despite all the mockery, humiliation, and torture of the bloody servants of the NKVD punitive machine, do not lose heart, continue to resist the regime, and remain human. Both novels are extremely relevant in our time, as they allow us to better understand the motives and intentions of the racists, who are in fact ardent followers of Stalin's punishers. It is their cruel and inhumane methods and ideas that they still use in their actions. The novels are not presented in chronological order, but this sequence, in the opinion of the book's compilers, is appropriate, as it helps to better understand the unfolding and development of events in both works. Although the novels have different plots and characters, they share a common theme.

The proposed book will be of interest to a wide range of readers: young people, soldiers of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, those interested in the history of Ukraine, and many others.