About the destiny of man in the communist camps of death little has been written in our literature. Until 1989 we can only mention the novel of Vlad Ioviţă „Păiengenis”. After 1989 we have several memoirs written: „Basarabia in GULAG” by Serafim Saka and the novel „Spune-mi Gioni!” by Aureliu Busuioc. Trying to fill a gap, the poet Nicolae Dabija composed a novel, „Tema pentru acasa”, which refers to the cruel truths on which the novel's canvas is woven, more precisely, to its theme, to concentration hell. Also, in the Gulag type concentration spaces, the poet was «authority no.1». In Gulag, where man was dehumanized, in concentration camps, where human relations had nothing more political, only poetry can re-humanize by recreating the truth and saving man from the control of monsters.