Christmas Eve of Strict Regime. Prison-Camp Tales

«There are no good prisons...…» «It’s hard to sit...…» Until you try it yourself, popular truths entertain and amuse. But then life changes drastically, everything goes wrong, luck leaves – and you find yourself in places not so distant... How to adapt to being behind bars? What should you prepare for?

Russian volunteer Boris Zemtsov, who fought in Yugoslavia for the Russian Cause, for the Slavic world, upon returning home was slandered by the «liberal» metropolitan establishment, falsely accused, convicted, and sent to the «zone»... In this cycle of prison-camp tales, the author paints an unvarnished picture of prison life and explains the only acceptable system of human relationships in the limited space of a «state-owned house». The author knows what he’s talking about: he has been through it himself and seen everything from the inside.

The book is intended for a wide audience of readers who are not afraid of life's difficulties and who are preparing themselves for the struggle for Great Russia on the fronts of the undeclared hybrid world war.