Before the gates of life

In the course of brutal battles under the impeller in February 1944, Gelmut Bon with the remains of the German battalion, which served as connected, was captured and after several interrogations was sent to the Soviet camp for prisoners of war. He walked in two camps, almost died at peat workers, worked on the forest, became a member of the anti-fascist asset before in 1947 he was released and sent to his homeland. Journalist by profession and master word on the call, Helmut Bon wrote an amazing history of a person who has experienced war and captivity, who learned what hunger is, cold and unbearable labor. To break out of captivity, he sacrificed his beliefs, name and even honor. And I realized that only those who have lost it were able to appreciate freedom