“March of life. How the Dolnovo Jews were saved” is a unique historical investigation. Inna Gerasimova not only records with the precision of a chronicler what happened to the Jews in Belarus in the territories occupied by the Nazis. The author saturates the narrative with eyewitness accounts, and this brings life to previously silent statistical data. Partisan political instructor Nikolai Kiselev took responsibility for transferring more than 200 Jews (recent prisoners of the ghetto) across the front line. What preceded this decision and how did it turn out? Why does what happened almost 75 years ago still bleed? Inna Gerasimova, following - step by step - her heroes, learned the answers to these questions.