Beyond the many defenses of Necip Fazıl Kısakürek that have rotted away and been lost in court archives, the book, which sheds light on the history of his struggle and exemplifies his style, superior logic, and dialectic during "difficult days," beginning with the Sümerbank case in 1946 and notably including the famous "Malatya assassination case," contains defenses for the following other cases:
Insulting Turkishness Case (1947); Defaming the Regime Case (1947); The Hat Case (1950); Insulting the Moral Personality of the Government Case (1965); b.d. Idea Club Case (1967); Violation of Law No. 5816 Case (1968); Violation of Article 163, which regulates the crime of intending to change the fundamental order of the state with religious criteria, Case (1969); İdeolocya Örgüsü Case (1970)...
In the book, it is also possible to find his pamphlet titled "I Am Tearing Off Your Mask," published immediately after the Malatya Incident, information and documents regarding the Vahidüddin Case, which resulted in a 1.5-year prison sentence that could not be executed due to his passing, and newspaper clippings showing how various cases were reflected in the press.