In his poignant book, I Chose Freedom, Viktor Kravchenko reveals his unique experiences as one of the most prominent dissidents from the Soviet regime. After fifteen years of loyalty to the Communist Party, he rose through the ranks until he became head of the Munitions Department of the Council of Ministers of the Soviet Socialist Republic. But with the end of World War II, Kravchenko felt the time had come to reveal the dark truths he had experienced himself, so he chose freedom over a life of deception. In this book, he narrates exciting details about the crimes of the Communist Party, reviewing the humanitarian violations he witnessed, as well as his journey of dissent, which began in the United States in 1944. The story does not end there, but the drama escalates when Kravchenko is subjected to a slander campaign in France after he announced, It makes his case one of the most important legal cases of the time. In an honest and powerful style, he highlights his fight for justice, making the book a thrilling experience that addresses themes of freedom, abuse, and courage.