The narrative of the book's pages intertwines the author's experiences with the local history of Moschopotamos and Katerini, where he spent his childhood and teenage years during the critical decades of the 1940s and 1950s. This is the main content of the book. This intertwining of experiences and local history naturally gives the narrative a sometimes personal, confessional, and sometimes more objective character. In any case, the narrative, whether in the first or third person, strives for historical accuracy. For this reason, the author believes that the book, enhanced with relevant photographic material, deserves a place among historical testimonies.