"Anhelli" by Juliusz Słowacki is a prose poem written in 1837. A young exile named Anhelli journeys through Siberia with his guide Shaman, witnessing the suffering of Polish exiles in this "white hell" of frozen deserts, mines, and dungeons. Chosen as a potential redeemer for his purity, Anhelli traverses landscapes reminiscent of Dante's inferno, encountering brutalized compatriots and their starving children. This messianistic work questions whether one individual can save an entire nation condemned to spiritual destruction.