"Individualism in the Totalitarian State" is an in-depth examination of individual fates within totalitarian systems. The work analyzes how individuals are exploited and dehumanized both physically and psychologically while the ruling party imposes strict laws. Despite these repressive structures, it is demonstrated that individuals can overcome the imposed master/slave dialectic and regain control over their own lives. The analysis draws on social psychological and existentialist approaches, utilizing theories from Michel Foucault and Friedrich Nietzsche to illuminate the dynamics of dehumanization and self-emancipation. The book concludes with the belief that the freedom of the individual ultimately comes down to a matter of personal choice.