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Andrey Bilzho is, by his first profession, a psychiatrist and a candidate of sciences. He would have become a professor, but the history of the country he was born in made corrections. The coup of 1991 transformed Bilzho from an amateur artist into a professional, having drawn about thirty thousand caricatures. Bilzho was a television presenter on six channels and a radio host on four radio stations. He invented eight restaurants, wrote a dozen and a half books, and illustrated countless works. And all would be well, but the history of the country he was born in made corrections again. The war mixed up all the cards, and the artist became a psychiatrist once more, helping its victims. He started drawing and writing again after a brief pause, when he regained his composure, and this book came out of that.