<p>The true and emotional story about the 28,000 children who were abducted by the Greek Communist rebels during the Greek Civil from 1946-1949 and were scattered behind the Iron Curtain. It is the devastating story of a twelve-year-old abducted girl, Dora, her struggles, horror, and loneliness in Yugoslavia. Her fate was to spend thirty-three years behind the Iron Curtain, away from her widowed mother, who lived in Greece. Dora's life encompasses the sufferings of the thousands of the abducted children who lived as refugees in an unknown world of starvation and deprivation dipped into Communism.</p>

The Abducted Greek Children of the Communists: "Paidomazoma"

History

Karavasilis, Niki

Europe

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A Grandfather's Voice and That of a Friend: Poems To, About, and for Grandchildren, Inspired by Hazel and Malik from Their Babu [paperback] Confer, Harol

A Grandfather's Voice and That of a Friend: Poems To, About, and for Grandchildren, Inspired by Hazel and Malik from Their Babu

Literature & Fiction

Confer, Harold

Poetry

Your Man: Husband, Son, Nephew, Brother, Father, Friend. Satan's Target

Marcia J. Polson

Let's Give American Slavery the Dignity it has Earned (Slowly Unwinding)

Thomas, Alease Allen

Americas

The Day the Sun Shone Down

Logue, Les

Life's Bills: Emotional Debts Paid

Austin, Timothy

Poems from My Soul

Garrett, Alma

This is a true story of an eight-year-old child during World War II. This book's intention is to make readers realize there was a different kind of holocaust in a different part of the world. People and children suffered beyond one's imagination, and some survived but many died.By reading this story, the young generation will especially realize how lucky they are to live in a free country and have great opportunities to realize their dreams and not experience what Emilia did in her young life. This story will hopefully touch readers' hearts and allow them to think of Emilia, who survived and is still living. What she went through seems like a horrible nightmare.

Emilia and the Second World War

Emilia A. Niesluchowski

Biographies & Memoirs

The Beauty and the Beast of Poetry: From the Beginning of Love to the Dawning of Madness

Seabrooks, Odell

2007, trade paperback edition, Rose Dog Books, Pittsburgh, PA, 134 pages, b&w drawings throughout. The author and his wife woke up one day and decided that luxuries of the 20th century weren't enough. These elementary school teachers cashed it all in and left the big city behind, moving to a remote area of eastern Oregon and settled down on 120 acres of land in the mountains of eastern Oregon.

Challenging Life

Dixon, Bill

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