Dimitris Livieratos, researcher and historian of the Greek labor movement, is the first to attempt a comprehensive presentation of the figure of the pioneering intellectual and revolutionary Pantelis Pouliopoulos.

The author covers in this book the entire passionate and heroic life of Pantelis Pouliopoulos. He follows him from his youth, when he joined the labor movement, to his tragic end in 1943, when he was executed by the Italians.

The reader will experience the atmosphere of the first decade of the formation and development of the KKE, whose leadership was assumed at a very young age by Pantelis Pouliopoulos, as well as the relentless struggle of a visionary who fought for the renewal of the Greek communist movement. However, they will also taste the bitterness of this bright activist, who was persecuted, isolated, and expelled from his party because he was the first to predict, as early as 1928, that the Stalinist model was leading the labor and communist movement to destruction.