Crime goes unpunished

The book is dedicated to the fate of the Russian word, the tragic pages of our literature. It tells about writers who are destroyed or persecuted by totalitarian power.
The narrative is based on new, formerly closed materials for society - documents and manuscripts that the author discovered and investigated by working in the archives of the KGB and the prosecutor"s office of the USSR as the organizer and head of the creative heritage Commission of the repressed writers of Russia, among the heroes of the book - And the famous names, such as Nikolai Gumilev and Anna Akhmatova, and less famous, but bright talents executed and perished on the islands of the Gulag.
The book is the result of the author’s many years of work on this topic, which is also devoted to his other books - "slaves of freedom" (M., 1995) and "denunciation of Socrates" (M., 2001).
The publication is illustrated by rare archival photographs and documents