1937. The millstones of Stalin's repressions are working at full capacity. In just one year, the Bolsheviks shot more than three hundred thousand people, almost a thousand a day ... Anyone could suddenly be recognized as an enemy of the people: on a far-fetched accusation, slander or an anonymous denunciation. This is exactly what happened to the correspondent of Literaturnaya Gazeta, an educator, a member of the party - Evgenia Ginzburg.In this accursed thirty-seventh year, her usual life ended and a completely different one began - full of humiliation and horrors, filled only with one feeling - the feeling of amazement. Is this possible? Is it serious? Evgenia Ginzburg was lucky. She survived. The diabolical machine of the bloody Soviet regime failed to grind it down. When all this happened she was a little over thirty, when she became free, she was over fifty. And between these two dates, a long eighteen years spent THERE.Don't miss the audio version of one of the most poignant autobiographical novels from the time of the personality cult, The Steep Route.The text is read by People's Artist of Russia Galina TyuninaCopyright© E. Ginzburg (heirs)© ℗ IP Vorobyov V.A.© ℗ ID SOYUZ< /p>

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