To Cross the Line

Set in post-World War II Albania, the narrative explores the authoritarian regime of General Enver Hoxha, who led the National Liberation Front from 1949 until 1985. Under his rule, strict laws governed daily life, with severe penalties for actions deemed subversive, including the death penalty for attempts to escape, sabotage, or practicing religion. The book delves into the oppressive atmosphere of a nation under communist control, highlighting the harsh realities faced by its citizens.