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The autobiographical book by the first president of Georgia, Zviad Gam-Sakhurdia, reveals the full historical panorama of the Soviet occupation. The son of a classic of Georgian literature recognised by the communist regime, he had a full package of a comfortable life and the prospect of a successful career, but he consciously chose the path of dissidence. His youth spent among the anti-Communist underground could not but lead him to the dark days of persecution, arrest and imprisonment. Prison cells replaced the furnished apartments of his parents' home.

This work describes the tumultuous and stunning life story of the great leader of the Georgian nation with a tremendous experience of forced traps and trials.