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Beamsville, ON, 1991. Book. Very Good. Paperback. Clean, tightly bound copy. Text clean, unmarked. Signed and inscribed by the author to the prev. owner on the ffep. " In 1941, when Germany and its allies, among them Romania, attacked the Soviet Union, A. Prokich, as a graduate veterinarian, was mobilized into the Romanian Army and sent to the fron to to fight for a "New Europe, German-style." Not wanting to fight against the Russians, a slavic people like themselves, many Serbians deserted the Romanian Army and joined the Red Army. The author spent four years of World War II as an officer of the Soviet Army. after the war, he taught scholl in the Soviet Union for two years. Then he escaped and travelled on foot for 18 months through various countries (Romania, Hungary, Austria, Switzerland, Italy, France, Spain, and ended in Germany). From Germany he made a number of trips back into the Soviet Union, without a single document to his name, in order to smuggle out 47 dissidents and… Read More

Beamsville, ON, 1991. Book. Very Good. Paperback. Clean, tightly bound copy. Text clean, unmarked. A very nice fresh copy. " In 1941, when Germany and its allies, among them Romania, attacked the Soviet Union, A. Prokich, as a graduate veterinarian, was mobilized into the Romanian Army and sent to the fron to tfight for a "New Europe, German-style." Not wanting to fight against the Russians, a slavic people like themselves, many Serbians deserted the Romanian Army and joined the Red Army. The author spent four years of World War II as an officer of the Soviet Army. after the war, he taught scholl in the Soviet Union for two years. Then he escaped and travelled on foot for 18 months through various countries (Romania, Hungary, Austria, Switzerland, Italy, France, Spain, and ended in Germany). From Germany he made a number of trips back into the Soviet Union, without a single document to his name, in order to smuggle out 47 dissidents and "refuseniks". The story in the novel is… Read More

Beamsville, ON, 1991. Book. Good. Paperback. Clean, tightly bound copy. Text clean, unmarked. " In 1941, when Germany and its allies, among them Romania, attacked the Soviet Union, A. Prokich, as a graduate veterinarian, was mobilized into the Romanian Army and sent to the fron to tfight for a "New Europe, German-style." Not wanting to fight against the Russians, a slavic people like themselves, many Serbians deserted the Romanian Army and joined the Red Army. The author spent four years of World War II as an officer of the Soviet Army. after the war, he taught scholl in the Soviet Union for two years. Then he escaped and travelled on foot for 18 months through various countries (Romania, Hungary, Austria, Switzerland, Italy, France, Spain, and ended in Germany). From Germany he made a number of trips back into the Soviet Union, without a single document to his name, in order to smuggle out 47 dissidents and "refuseniks". The story in the novel is based on his 14 trips though… Read More

Publisher Not Known, 1991. Tight, clean copy.. Presumed First Edition. Softcover. Fine/No Dustjacket. 6 x 8".

Beamsville. Ontario: Alexprokich, 1991 Book. As New. Soft cover. Signed by Author(s). 1st Canadian Edition.. Adventure novel by a Serbian Canadian author with a hero who specializes in extracting refugees from behind the Iron Curtain.[The story in the novel is based on his 14 trips though East Germany, Poland, the Soviet Union in order to smuggle out 47 dissidents] 247p. .

Self Published , Ontario, 1991, 1991. Soft cover. Very Good/No Dust Jacket. SIGNED by author, "To Richard" on endpaper. Octavo, softcover, VG in white pictorial wraps. " In 1941, when Germany and its allies, among them Romania, attacked the Soviet Union, A. Prokich, as a graduate veterinarian, was mobilized into the Romanian Army and sent to the fron to tfight for a "New Europe, German-style." Not wanting to fight against the Russians, a slavic people like themselves, many Serbians deserted the Romanian Army and joined the Red Army. The author spent four years of World War II as an officer of the Soviet Army. after the war, he taught scholl in the Soviet Union for two years. Then he escaped and travelled on foot for 18 months through various countries (Romania, Hungary, Austria, Switzerland, Italy, France, Spain, and ended in Germany). From Germany he made a number of trips back into the Soviet Union, without a single document to his name, in order to smuggle out 47… Read More