'An exceptionally moving, inspiring and terrifying testament' Martin Amis: An inspiring, heroic account of one man's struggle to survive the brutalities of the Russian gulag; When Janusz Bardach, a young Polish Jew, fled the Nazis to join the Red Army, he found himself enmeshed instead in the dangerous, paranoid world of Stalinist Russia. Falling foul of the regime, he was sent to Kolyma, the harshest of all the Siberian gulags. In this devastating memoir he describes in intimate detail the terror, cruelty, near-starvation and back-breaking physical labour of prison life. It is a moving testament to human endurance under unimaginable oppression.
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Janusz Bardach was a world-renowned plastic and reconstructive surgeon. He died in 2002.
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