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A record of survival in the Kolyma prison camp in Siberia, written by a Jewish Pole and Communist sympathiser, who was sentenced to ten years hard labour for a minor infraction. Bardach exposes not only the human suffering of the camps, but the paranoia and corruption of Stalin's regime.
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When the Nazis invaded Poland Janusz Bardach was twenty, a young middle-class Jew who was well-educated, spoke Russian, and believed in the promises of communism. Escaping to join the Red Army, he found himself part of a crazy, paranoid world dominated by the malignant figure of Stalin. His criticism of the regime led to a sentence of ten years hard labour in the gulag. In MAN IS WOLF TO MAN he describes in moving detail life in the Siberian gulag - the terror and cruelty, the near-starvation and back-breaking physical labour. Those who couldn't keep going would be shot and many men went mad. Bardach was a survivor and, pretending he had medical training, he bluffed his way into a job as a doctor's assistant. Working with TB sufferers, almost dying from the disease himself, he rediscovered his own humanity in caring for others. Written without bitterness, MAN IS WOLF TO MAN is a testament to human endurance under the most oppressive circumstances.
Janusz Bardach is a world-renowned plastic and reconstructive surgeon. He lives in Iowa City with his family. Kathleen Gleeson is a graduate of the University of Iowa's Nonfiction Writing Program and also lives in Iowa City.
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