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There are books that are simply destined to be successful. Henri Charrière's autobiographical novel "Papillon" became a bestseller immediately after its publication in 1969. In the first three years after its publication, about 10 million copies of this book were printed. Filmmakers were ready to fight for the rights to film it. The author of this story, Henri Charrière, nicknamed "Papillon", was accused of murder at the age of twenty-five and sentenced to life imprisonment. But then the most fantastic of his adventures began. In hard labor in French Guiana, he went through incredible trials, more than once finding himself on the verge of death. The survival instinct and an indomitable desire for freedom helped him eventually find freedom.
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