From Warsaw, through Luck, Siberia and back to warsaw

Marian was 17 when WW II started. Thanks to his ingenuity and many good-willed people plus a bit of luck, he was able to survive difficult times. In the book he remembers his school friends and family members. . . .Those who escaped the Nazis by moving eastward were better off, but were facing other dangers. This was the fate of Marian. . .Stalinist paranoia (of prevalent endangerment) caused deportations of Polish inhabitants . . .to Siberia. Marian is describing USSR's Siberia reality and his own experiences with acute observational skills. Returning back to Poland is a dominating theme, after all. . .he became (by happenstance) Red Army soldier, and was assigned to I Army of Polish Armed Forces afterwards. He reports on the absurdity of military live, with the same acute observational skills as above. . .was discharged in 1945 to start university studies. He was 23 years old by then. . .Read whole description on BookStore Feldmanow (LULU) web site.