The commemorative edition of this book, which turned out to be "prophetic," is introduced by Giannis Makridakis and is accompanied by texts from: Manolis Anagnostakis, Tasos Vournas, Anastasios Papapetrou, Angeliki Kotti, Georgios Skourtis, Angelos Elefantis, Kostas Balaskas, Christos G. Lazos, Vasilis Raphaelidis, Michalis Moschou, Roze Milliex.

Exactly thirty years ago, Chronis Missios wrote:
"We remember our dead, of course, I am not saying otherwise, but as the dead, not as representatives of great visions, of humanity's dream. Thus, when we remember them, it's as if we are killing them twice; it’s as if we are placing them on Procrustean bed to fit them to the measures of today’s left."

"What literally enrages me is our human quality, our human journey... Today, of course, everyone has been rehabilitated, and most are in the party, side by side with their former persecutors and torturers. What can one say... The entire left must go through a psychiatric hospital... Sometimes I say, thank goodness we didn’t win..."