There, in those inhuman conditions, he wrote his most important books. He wrote them on tiny scraps of paper, hidden in the folds of his clothing and secretly passed to his lawyers during meetings.
He created his books on bedsheets — in a psychiatric hospital and in prison — and then passed them on to his relatives. Thanks to this, they were able to leave the walls of confinement, reach people, and eventually become animated films.
— Chapter III —
Books CreatedBehind Prison Walls
An archive of the smuggled written word — a museum of resilience.
