CZERWONIEC - JACEK PIEKIEŁKO

Discover the shocking story of Sergei Maduyev, the last bandit of the Soviet Union. His life, marked by orphanages, the street, and prisons, is a story of survival, brutality, and the attempt to find humanity in inhuman conditions. Was he a victim of the system or a ruthless criminal? Immerse yourself in the criminal world of the USSR and learn about the fate of a man who faced the death penalty.

• Inspiring story based on true events
• Captivating narrative that keeps you in suspense from the first to the last page
• In-depth psychological analysis of the main character
• Realistic picture of life in the Soviet Union
• Moving story about the struggle for survival and the search for the meaning of life
• Ideal reading for lovers of non-fiction literature and crime stories

Sergei Maduyev, known as Czerwoniec, is a figure who evokes extreme emotions. Raised by the penitentiary system, he spent most of his adult life in prisons. His escape from a penal colony in 1988 triggered a series of brutal crimes that made him one of the most wanted criminals in the USSR. His story is not only a criminal chronicle but also a deep psychological study of a man who tried to find his place in a world that rejected him.

Jacek Piekiełko, the author of the book, reconstructs with extraordinary precision and attention to detail the fate of Czerwoniec, showing his life against the background of turbulent historical events. This book is not only a fascinating story about a criminal but also an important voice in the discussion about the causes of crime and the role of the penitentiary system in rehabilitation.

Skarpa Warszawska, the publisher of the book, is a renowned publishing house specializing in non-fiction literature and biographies. Their publications are characterized by high editorial quality and careful selection of authors. By choosing a book from Skarpa Warszawska, you can be sure that you are reaching for valuable and inspiring reading.

Technical data:

Publisher: Skarpa Warszawska, 2023

Pages: 306

Format: 137x212 mm

Binding: paperback