A Shout behind the Iron Bars
Nonfiction, History, Eastern Europe, Biography & Memoir, Political, Historical
| Author: | Alexandru Bochiș Borșanu | ISBN: | 1230000229441 |
| Publisher: | Virgo eBooks Publishing | Publication: | March 30, 2014 |
| Imprint: | Virgo eBooks | Language: | English |
| Author: | Alexandru Bochiș Borșanu |
| ISBN: | 1230000229441 |
| Publisher: | Virgo eBooks Publishing |
| Publication: | March 30, 2014 |
| Imprint: | Virgo eBooks |
| Language: | English |
“A Shout behind the Iron Bars” is a genuine revolt and indignation of a man who was formed, trained and specialized to fight terrorism, the most seasoned criminals, some of which had international resonance, referred to by the author in the book. In a moment of desperation "the prisoner" starts a hunger strike, which began unnoticed even completely ignored by those who incarcerated him, risking the health and lives.
The diversion created in those days induced in people's minds confusions that have led to manifest or act recklessly or even hostile. For example, the ambulance doctor who accused him of terrorism, influenced by his torturers. Subsidiary, from the book transpires the “Transylvanian” spirit of the author, his fortitude in getting freedom, his knowledge in the science of law and faith in God.
The content of the book is brisk and often involves unique sequences from the author’s profession about the cases he solved. It is an easy read, being written in an accessible language.
It is recommended for adults, wistful elders, thrill seekers, participants in the events of December '89 but especially young people, because they too have the right to know the truth.
“A Shout behind the Iron Bars” is a genuine revolt and indignation of a man who was formed, trained and specialized to fight terrorism, the most seasoned criminals, some of which had international resonance, referred to by the author in the book. In a moment of desperation "the prisoner" starts a hunger strike, which began unnoticed even completely ignored by those who incarcerated him, risking the health and lives.
The diversion created in those days induced in people's minds confusions that have led to manifest or act recklessly or even hostile. For example, the ambulance doctor who accused him of terrorism, influenced by his torturers. Subsidiary, from the book transpires the “Transylvanian” spirit of the author, his fortitude in getting freedom, his knowledge in the science of law and faith in God.
The content of the book is brisk and often involves unique sequences from the author’s profession about the cases he solved. It is an easy read, being written in an accessible language.
It is recommended for adults, wistful elders, thrill seekers, participants in the events of December '89 but especially young people, because they too have the right to know the truth.
