Captivity of the Putin era. 96367

In our country, no one is safe from prison and the loss of their freedom. Especially if you cross the "wrong people," as happened to the author of this book. The book by writer and journalist Boris Zemtsov is not for the faint of heart. It is a candid autobiographical account of the modern prison. Forget everything you have read by pre-revolutionary and Soviet classics about prison and hard labor. The "House of the Dead" is not what it was in the days of Dostoevsky and Solzhenitsyn. The terms "worse" or "better" do not apply here. The prison of the Putin era is different: more treacherous and thoroughly commercialized, less deadly, but sickeningly disgusting. In short, it is our current society placed behind barbed wire. And the main question, both inside and outside the prison, is the same: how to remain human. The author provides us with the answer.