The Book of Man's Spiritual Resistance to the Forces of Evil and Ignorance . He did not die in the camp, but went through all the circles of hell; he was not an oppositionist, but almost all of his biography was stamped with pariahism. A doctor who wrote scientific works in a prison cell, he not only waited for their publication, but also received the Stalin Prize for them under Stalin. At the same time, he was both a surgeon and a clergyman of the Russian Orthodox Church, an archbishop... Such a figure? a real find for a biographer, for a psychologist and historian. And Mark Alexandrovich Popovsky was just a tireless creator of historical characters. When he became interested in Professor Voino-Yasenetsky, Archbishop Luke, he was already the author of a series of books about famous doctors and biologists. To recreate the image of this unusual man, Popovsky years, secretly from the authorities, traveled around the city, questioned witnesses and collected documents. It took twenty years of hard work to do this job. The book was first published in 1979. YMCA-PRESS (Paris)