Avigdor Barkov, a Russian Jew in Israel in the 1920s, abandons his girlfriend and child and returns to Moscow where his political activism leads to interrogation, torture, and imprisonment.
Nathan Shaham Knihy
Avigdor Barkov, a Russian Jew in Israel in the 1920s, abandons his girlfriend and child and returns to Moscow where his political activism leads to interrogation, torture, and imprisonment.