Few works of journalism change the entire field when they emerge. Gerpotin Sok's infamous exposé of the internal scandals central to the demise of the Freesian government's fifty-fifth administration has the added distinction of having done this without a proper release just yet. That is, until now. Here, Yakov Pavlovich brings to the public a meticulously crafted full edition of the work whose notoriety precedes its publication - a work surely set to define our modern era. The original, uncensored episodes circulated in the underground press as 'The Forbidden Chronicle' are here, along with material not previously leaked, more than double the original content, all combined in one neat and complete volume comprising forty-seven short chapters, just as the author had first intended. The combined work puts a glaring spotlight onto the private lives of our nation's most powerful movers - a world previously off limits - divulging a scintillating story full of intrigue, farce, adventure, heartache, war and redemption, certain to make you reassess your feelings about our leaders, to add fuel to present recriminations, and yet also unveiling for the first time some overlooked acts of heroism.