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The 1950s were difficult, sad years for many, and more worth forgetting than remembering. For the young people living in them, however, these were the best years of their youth, first loves and real adventures. Ewa Skopinska-Rózewskas novel tells us perfectly about what that youth was like in those years. The memoirs of three young medical students, handwritten in the mid-twentieth century, unearthed among yellowed papers remembering those times, copied during the ongoing global pandemic and published in the form of a book, describe these unhappy years in a cheerful way. Everyday life in the dormitory, stressful exam sessions, crazy student parties and unforgettable holiday trips that the main characters experience show that youth - regardless of the times in which it came to bloom - is governed by its own laws.--Publishers website.