Jacques Sandulescu

The very bluntly written true story of a Romanian youth's escape from post WWWII soviet slave labor coal mines. It is such a wonder to read the horrible adventures people experienced in the USSR and in prison camps any where and any time. The author's accounting of his life is straight from the shoulder and he pulls no punches about the deaths and the compassionate behavior to which he was witness. It is very easy to keep reading once one has started and is not put off by such material. He does not dwell on gruesome details but does not avoid them when necessary. It has a positive resolution. I believe this was recommended to me by Head Butler, Jesse K and I'm glad I read it. I have such an easy life and so much for which to be thankful.… (plus d'informations)