Victor Serge (Viktor Lvovich Kibalchich, 1890–1947) - Russian and French-speaking writer and poet, son of Narodnaya Volya, anarchist, revolutionary, imprisoned in a French prison in the “Bonneau gang case”, activist of the Communist Party and Comintern, member of the Left Opposition, exile, emigrant, socialist humanist. “When There Is No Forgiveness” is the latest novel by Victor Serge, perhaps the most prescient, since the end of the long journey of the novel’s heroes, like Serge’s, is Mexico. Experienced, persistent and devoted communists are faced with an inhuman machine of repression and destruction and are trying to get out of this terrible system, created by themselves in the name of beautiful humanistic values. At the same time, no one is going to betray either their ideals or personal and collective History. The novel has a fascinating structure - its four parts, taking place in different years in four seasons, allow the most important themes and images to be heard, each under its own special sign - cold and darkness in besieged Leningrad, wind in pre-war Paris, heat in Mexico, fire in the dying Third Reich - thanks to this, the novel turns into a symphony, shocks and fascinates. The publisher expresses gratitude to Gilles Silberstein (Switzerland), the International Foundation. Victor Serge and SPC Praxis for their help in publishing this book.