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The main objective of the book is to provide legal, moral and spiritual assistance to people who find themselves in conditions of captivity. Information is provided on the rights of prisoners in custody, the main stages and procedures of the investigation and trial, specific recommendations are given on appealing court decisions, and advice addressed to the relatives of the arrested person. The prison world and the dangers awaiting a newcomer are described in detail. Describes the morals and customs of the prison community. Practical recommendations for maintaining health in conditions of captivity are given.
Most of thecirculation (about 40 out of 60 thousand copies)was distributed and distributed free of charge, mainly to prisoners and to their relatives.
Bulat Shalvovich Okudzhava:
“The book is useful. Our prisons continue to remain Soviet. People need to somehow adapt to them without losing their face... To survive, to reflect."
Anatoly Ignatievich Pristavkin:
" This book is necessary not only to the person sitting, but to every person who is trying to survive in our society. It, society, is legally illiterate, lawless - in all spheres of our life and, naturally, in the field of criminal justice. And none of us are safe from that same prison and from that same amount of money. The amazing experience that is concentrated in the book “How to Survive in a Soviet Prison” is needed by every person. This book should be used to teach schoolchildren. A very useful, very necessary book.”
Publisher | Красноярск: Восток |
Publication date | 1992 |
Number of Pages | 192 |
Bookbinding | Softcover |
Книги из частной библиотеки Дитмара Штюдеманна. (Dietmar Gerhard Stüdemann)
Дитмар Штюдеманн (Вельс/Австрия 1941-2022, Берлин) с 1972 г. работал в Министерстве иностранных дел, занимая должности в Москве, Афинах, Вене, Праге и Киеве. Большую часть своей профессиональной карьеры он провел в Москве, где стал свидетелем не только начала улучшения отношений между Востоком и Западом, но и распада Советского Союза. Во время его работы послом в Украине в 2004 году произошла "оранжевая революция".
Этот опыт сформировал его личность и интересы, которые часто выходили за рамки его обязанностей в качестве дипломата. Он увлекался литературой и культурой, интересовался историей и археологией, проявлял особый интерес к изобразительному искусству, что нашло отражение в его частной художественной коллекции.