In this book Alawi combined historical narratives, which until the end of his arrest on September 25, 1320, included 53 other members of the group. Throughout the book, there is a description of the offensive and violent acts of the armed police officers who capture the image of the space of the Reza Shah era. In this book, the writer describes how prisoners behave in the context of what constitutes imprisonment in prisons, which has been repeated every day and every hour, and has been grossly offended by its normalization within him and his chains.

Seyyed Mojtaba Aqa'zgar Alawi, famous for the great Alawite and great Alawite (Feb. 13, 1282, Tehran - February 28, 1375, Berlin), a realist writer, a leftist politician, a modernist journalist and professor of Persian language in Persian, who had spent more than four decades since the second half of the twentieth century He lived in Germany and also translated, criticized and scripted.