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The OUN and the Sixties, Ivan Dziuba and Levko Lukyanenko, Vasyl Stus and Vyacheslav Chornovil, protests, arrests, and camps.

In his book, Roman Klochko tells the story of dissidents, the story of the Ukrainian liberation movement that lasted from the mid-1950s to the second half of the 1980s. Their weapon was the word, which hit the Soviet regime in its most painful place - the monopoly on information. So the regime responded with prisons, camps and psychiatric hospitals, but it was unable to completely destroy this resistance. Despite all the efforts of propaganda and the actual physical destruction of dissidents, they continued to fight and frighten the Soviet authorities.