The Buried: Chronicles of the Kremlin Central. Sixth Edition. Freedom of Strict Regime

You hold in your hands the sixth edition of the book "The Buried: Chronicles of the Kremlin Central". In recent years, the publication has gained enormous reader interest, both in prison and outside it. This book was born on torn sheets in the dim light of the cell of the harshest prison in Russia, the "Kremlin Central", where Ivan Mironov found himself accused of attempting to assassinate Chubais. The heroes of Ivan Mironov are his former cellmates: the "night governor" of St. Petersburg, Vladimir Barsukov (Kumarin), the legendary hitman Alexey Sherstobitov (Lesha Soldier), the "resurrector" Grigory Grabovoy, figures in the most high-profile criminal cases: "YUKOS", "MMM", "Three Whales", "Arbat Prestige"; they are leaders and hitmen of the bloodiest organized crime groups, murderers of Otari Kvantishvili, the editor-in-chief of "Forbes" Paul Klebnikov, the first deputy chairman of the Central Bank of Russia Andrey Kozlov... "The Buried" is not just a collection of criminal stories. It is a deep investigation into the morals of modern Russia, reflecting its dark and light sides. Ivan Mironov does not attempt to embellish reality; he paints it as it is: cruel, unpredictable, but at the same time surprisingly vibrant and captivating. In this book, one can find both stories of boundless cruelty and accounts of remarkable resilience and courage of people who find themselves in extreme conditions. It is a mosaic of stories about betrayal and loyalty, love and hatred, hope and despair, where each life story of Mironov's cellmates constitutes an integral part of the whole, showcasing the panorama of Russian life in its extreme manifestations. Confessions without censorship, prison interviews without fear and censorship. From the first persons, the background of resonant processes of recent decades is revealed.