If you grew up in Russia at the end of the 20th century, then there were street fights in your life. This book about those who made violence for their credo: beat and fell under the distribution - professionally, daily, mercilessly. These are boys, participants in countless youth groups, flooding the late Soviet Union. The first city in which the phenomenon became truly massive was Kazan. Robert Garaev, the author of this book, got into the "bottom", one of the local gangs, even in high school. After 30 years, he decided to find out where the Kazan phenomenon came from - one and a half hundreds of teenage groups, which at first “divided the asphalt” in fights in the area in the area, and then began to massively exterminate their own, and as those harsh days, former police officers themselves recall, recall those harsh days , lawyers and ordinary residents of the city, disfigured by fear and cruelty. This is the only book, entirely composed of the voices of the survivors - and those who want to tell the truth. "

Book marked 18+

Paper cover, offset paper

Pages 624

21 cm. X 14 cm. X 5 cm.