The book "Overcoming: Essays on Repressed Nizhny Novgorod Scientists" by N. About. Yudina and his colleagues are a profound and touching study that immerses the reader in a world where science and politics are intertwined with human destinies. This work contains the stories of scientists who became victims of repression in different historical eras, and each of them is not just a biography, but an entire era filled with suffering, struggle and perseverance of the spirit. The book opens to the reader the veil over the dark page of the history of Russia, when scientific minds were persecuted and persecuted. Through the prism of personal fate, the authors talk about how political repression destroyed the lives of talented people who sought to contribute to the development of science and society. Each story is not only a tragedy, but also a testimony to the incredible strength of the spirit, the will to live and the desire for knowledge. Yudin and his team masterfully convey the atmosphere of those times, focusing on how cruel conditions and pressure from the authorities could not break the desire for truth and scientific progress. This book will be of interest to a wide range of readers - from students and teachers studying the history of science to anyone interested in human fate and historical processes. It can attract the attention of both young people and a more mature audience who want to understand how political repression has influenced the development of science in Russia. If you’re looking for books on repression, the struggle for freedom of thought, and how science can stand up to political regimes, Overcoming will be a real find for you. The topics raised in the book are still relevant today. It raises important questions about freedom of speech, how power can suppress and distort truth, and the price to be paid for scientific discovery and independent thinking. In today's world, when we are faced with the challenges of censorship and restriction of freedom again, these stories become especially significant. The book reminds us that science is not only facts and figures, but also human destinies that are behind every discovery. Style N. About. Yudina and his colleagues are distinguished by depth of analysis and emotional saturation. The authors are not afraid to dive into the details, which allows the reader to feel the full weight of the experiences of the heroes. They use rich language and expressive images, which makes reading not only informative, but also fascinating. This work can be compared to other significant works on repression, such as Alexander Solzhenitsyn’s Gulag Archipelago or Viktor Frankl’s Man in Search of Meaning. However, "Overcoming" stands out for its unique focus on Nizhny Novgorod scientists, which makes it especially valuable for understanding local history. In conclusion, “Overcoming: Essays on Repressed Nizhny Novgorod Scientists” is not just a book about the past, but an important lesson for the future. It calls us to remember those who fought for their ideas and scientific achievements, despite all the obstacles. This work will be an indispensable source of inspiration for all who appreciate freedom of thought and the pursuit of knowledge. Do not miss the opportunity to touch this important part of the story - the book is waiting for you in the library or bookstore!