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Peshawar Prison (Pakistan). Meeting with a Kazakh Soviet prisoner of war who had gone mad. He was ransomed from captivity by the International Committee of the Red Cross. Two years in the Swiss disciplinary unit of the Swiss Army. Released. He returned to his homeland in the USSR in 1985.

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Peshawar Prison (Pakistan). Meeting with a Kazakh Soviet prisoner of war who had gone mad. He was ransomed from captivity by the International Committee of the Red Cross. Two years in the Swiss disciplinary unit of the Swiss Army. Released. He returned to his homeland in the USSR in 1985.

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