The book showcases the work of celebrated photographer Josef Koudelka, born in Czechoslovakia in 1938, who became an asylum seeker in England post-1968. Part of the esteemed Photofile series, it highlights Koudelka's compelling documentation through 66 duotone illustrations, focusing on the Prague Spring, its repercussions, and the lives of gypsy communities in Romania. The series, known for its high production standards, includes a critical introduction and a bibliography, and has won recognition from the International Center of Photography. Koudelka's work reveals the intricate social, political, and physical landscapes of Europe.