During martial law, an inmate of Bialoleka prison calling himselfAndrzej Zagozda wrote: "Here no one can detain you 'for explana-tions,' here you have nothing to fear. It is paradoxical, I know, butif in the morning you are woken up by someone banging on thedoor, you are not afraid of uniformed guests: you know it is onlyyour kindly jailer bringing you your morning coffee. Here you feelno fear when you see an informer with restless eyes: here the spy isharmless. Bialoleka is a moral luxury and an oasis of freedom."