The first editions of the book “Letters to the President” sold out instantly. You are holding in your hands the third edition, supplemented by new letters. One of the hundreds of thousands of responses stated: “When you read Letters to the President, you feel brave. When you discuss it with friends, you feel brave. If you give it to your friends, it’s a freedom fighter.” This book is like our life. There is a lot of funny and bitter things in it. But this is how the world works: the harder the trials, the stronger the spirit. It seems as if “Letters to the President” is about our misfortunes. But oddly enough, they are about overcoming adversity. They cannot be destroyed, but their location can be indicated. And this means winning.