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A prison, which is actually a concentration camp where horrific torture is used, operates in modern Ukraine. Behind the prison fence there are no laws, there is a completely different life: humiliation, fear and uncertainty, with wounds and burn marks on the body, with pain from broken bones and often from broken will and consciousness. The main task here is to survive when you don't want to live anymore and almost nothing depends on you, to keep your sanity when you are close to madness, to remain human in inhuman conditions where faith, forgiveness, hatred and even the look between the executioner and the victim take on different meanings.

In order to survive the hell of the concentration camp, journalist Stanislav Aseyev wrote this book - frank, emotional, deep, in which there are more questions than answers, because the lives of people after their release from captivity were forever divided into "before" and "after."

The Ukrainian translation is available next to the original.