The book sheds light on a lesser-known aspect of the Greek resistance movement, focusing on the life of Orestes - Andreas Moundrikhas, a forgotten captain of ELAS and a member of the KKE during World War II.

Through a detailed and expressive narrative, the author restores Orestes' reputation, highlighting his contribution to both the resistance and the post-war labor movement in Greece.

With rich details and a critical approach, the book examines the political and military dynamics of the era, offering a new perspective on the history of Greece.

A work essential for those who wish to understand the challenges and sacrifices of the people who shaped the history of the 20th century.