Subhumans

Stephen Grünberg (1895-1970) was the son of the Russian revolutionary, the underground workers who sent the Son to Education to the Swiss Pension. In 1925, Grünberg came to the USSR, worked as a translator in Narkomointello, from the first days of war - on the front, then captivity, Buchenwald, return to the USSR and 10 years of Gulag.
The manuscript of his novel "Neochochka", who reflected two punitive systems - Hitler and Stalinist, was in the field of view KGB. After the death of Grunberg, the manuscript retained his son, Dmitry Stefanovich Prokhorovich. Not having the opportunity to publish the book, Prokhorovich rearked it to his friend Andrei Blagoveshchensky, who personally reproduced the novel, edited, posted on the Internet and turned to the company "Return" asking him to print. So in the fate of the novel captured creative efforts, readiness for considerable risk, self-denial and kind will of three at least people