Independence Strict Regime (eBook, ePUB) - Dyakonov, Evgeni
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Almost a year had gone since Serge was released. All that was left for him were memories of his former luxurious life and the thriving business of the Tashkent Rock Club and although he was still recognized on the streets by occasional, accidental rock n roll fans, he was in fact dragging out a meager beggarly existence. He made a living by doing odd jobs getting deeper and deeper into debt and there were times when he had to collect empty bottles and used papers and fought tramps over territories and raw materials. When he was ill, and this happened often and for a long time, his family starved having no money for bread.…mehr

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Almost a year had gone since Serge was released. All that was left for him were memories of his former luxurious life and the thriving business of the Tashkent Rock Club and although he was still recognized on the streets by occasional, accidental rock n roll fans, he was in fact dragging out a meager beggarly existence. He made a living by doing odd jobs getting deeper and deeper into debt and there were times when he had to collect empty bottles and used papers and fought tramps over territories and raw materials. When he was ill, and this happened often and for a long time, his family starved having no money for bread.

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Autorenporträt
My dear reader! You are holding the second book of the series "Prison.uz", which tells about life in Uzbekistan, seemingly at large, but even so in an arrested country. Anyone who finds himself in this former Soviet republic feels as if he has made a trip to the era of the Gulag. The government of Uzbekistan has revived the Stalinist repression and uses the Gestapo torture, and all this happens with the tacit consent of all "progressive humanity". The third book is being prepared for publication. Best regards Evgeni L. Dyakonov