According to Carlos, the world

According to CARLOS, THE WORLD was Carlos, the most sought-after terrorist in the world in the 1970s and 1980s. His reputation even surpassed Osama bin Laden in those times. Carlos is a myth. His legend, everyone has a different reading. More than 50 books about his life have been published, and countless documentaries and feature films have tried to walk around, depict, or even judge the figure of a thousand faces. Sometimes a romantic hero, other times a cruel killer. He killed 83 lives with his own hands and indirectly caused the deaths of countless people. The once infamous terrorist, he now travels the days of his early retirement at Poissy Prison near Paris. He has no guilt, no remorse, so he has nothing to regret. He does not apologize for anything, from anyone. Carlos is steadfast in his convictions. After 20 years in prison, he still feels like a professional revolutionary. László Liszkai wrote his first book about Carlos in 1992, which was a great success in France, even though it was still impossible to meet Carlos in person at the time. This time, however, he was able to spend more than a hundred hours with the terrorist in prison. This is how this exciting, face-to-face career was born, the history of the last half century, as Carlos sees the world László Liszkai studied in Strasbourg and Paris. He began his career as a journalist in Hungary and then continued in France. According to Carlos, the world is already the fourth book published in several languages.