And the wind is returning... Bukovsky V.K.

“And the wind is returning...” - an autobiography of the famous Soviet dissident, human rights activist and writer Vladimir Bukovsky. In the center of his story is the phenomenon of punitive psychiatry, a method used by the Soviet government to suppress dissenters. Bukovsky spent 12 years in prisons and specialists and first told about this fierce system publicly.

In the book, he discusses the justice, dignity and cost of human freedom, shares his memories of the time when the struggle for freedom of thought was turned into a personal tragedy.

The text of Bukovsky is a living evidence of history written by a man who challenged his jailers and was able to survive them.