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World Editions Ny Llc Stubborn Life
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EAN: 9781642861525
MPN: 9781642861525
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Libro: Stubborn Life (978-1-64286-152-5) de Franceska Michalska,Sean Gasper Bye (World Editions NY LLC ) Comprar Libros de Otros .. A memoir of the Russian occupation of Ukraine in the 1930s and the mass deportation of Poles from the region. "Not an easy read, but an important one." - Historical Novel Society The end of the 1920s, the authors first memory: a knock on the door and the arrest of her uncle, guilty of "anti-Soviet activities. He is to be executed. Born in 1923, a dozen or so kilometers from the pre-war Polish-Soviet border, Franceska Michalska is a citizen of occupied Ukraine. Her family, finding a nest of eggs to eat, miraculously survive the great famine of 1931-32 before falling victim to growing Stalinist terror and the mass deportation of Poles from the region to Kazakhstan. All the while, Franceska dreams of studying medicine. 8,000 km and infinite difficulties later, she enters Poland and becomes a doctor, finally obtaining the Polish nationality she never had. Writing in a heartfelt yet matter-of-fact style, Michalska brilliantly evokes daily life under Russian occupation. Now more than ever, this memoir reads like a warning against history repeating, while at the same time offering a testament to human strength and to hope. 0
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EAN: 9781642861525
MPN: 9781642861525
Categoría: Libros y revistas
Libro: Stubborn Life (978-1-64286-152-5) de Franceska Michalska,Sean Gasper Bye (World Editions NY LLC ) Comprar Libros de Otros .. A memoir of the Russian occupation of Ukraine in the 1930s and the mass deportation of Poles from the region. "Not an easy read, but an important one." - Historical Novel Society The end of the 1920s, the authors first memory: a knock on the door and the arrest of her uncle, guilty of "anti-Soviet activities. He is to be executed. Born in 1923, a dozen or so kilometers from the pre-war Polish-Soviet border, Franceska Michalska is a citizen of occupied Ukraine. Her family, finding a nest of eggs to eat, miraculously survive the great famine of 1931-32 before falling victim to growing Stalinist terror and the mass deportation of Poles from the region to Kazakhstan. All the while, Franceska dreams of studying medicine. 8,000 km and infinite difficulties later, she enters Poland and becomes a doctor, finally obtaining the Polish nationality she never had. Writing in a heartfelt yet matter-of-fact style, Michalska brilliantly evokes daily life under Russian occupation. Now more than ever, this memoir reads like a warning against history repeating, while at the same time offering a testament to human strength and to hope. 0
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