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The monograph explores the life and work of the famous Ukrainian journalist, writer, local historian, public and political activist, translator, pacifist Nadiia Vitaliivna Surovtsova, who was arrested in the 1930s and spent thirty years in prisons and camps in Siberia. After returning to Ukraine, she continued to work fruitfully on her memoirs and autobiographical works, prepared collections of fiction and non-fiction texts for publication and the book Memoirs, was an active contributor to the local and republican press, and engaged in local history research. The proposed scientific study reveals interesting details of her tragic fate."

The publication of the monograph is timed to coincide with the 120th anniversary of the Great Ukrainian Woman's birth. It is recommended for reading by historians, journalists, philologists, and connoisseurs of Nadiia Surovtsova's artistic heritage.