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“There was snow outside, and it was 30 below zero Centigrade. They led me out into the street and ordered me to stand in the cold for 5 hours in summer uniform. I prayed the whole time. But I did not feel the cold.” Michael Bourdeaux begins his foreword to this book: On July 16, 1972, a young man, a soldier, died in the Crimea. He was a church member, and his death was a violent one. Details of how it happened and why are told in this moving book. Documentary evidence at the Centre for the Study of Religion and Communism confirms the facts related…
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