Life Behind the Iron Curtain (No. 1)

Life Behind The Iron Curtain shows the 20th century history through the authoress' life. This historical story begins at her father's birthplace Verecke, where ancient Hungarians conqered and founded Hungary. She spent happy long holidays there for 18 years. It was translated, sent to England by daughter-in-law Christine Di sy to acquintances, whose opinion follows:

Mollie & Fred Green: We were all very interested indeed to read your mother-in-law s memoires. I must emphasise how enjoyable we ve found this book. The memories re fantastic, the descriptions so vivid I fell under its spell and just feel as if I ve been transported back with her and actually "feeling" the atmosphere and seeing the houses, garden etc.

I'd like to meet the authoress one day. I feel she's a remarkable woman and was very fortunate to belong to such a loving family.She seems to have "taken me right into her family"- it s incredible!

I m just reading and reading the next instalment of the most interesting story. We re all loving it. I wish I was so gifted as she. I can t read enough about her life. So we're eagerly awaiting the next transcript. To me it's like reading the script on one of those beloved old films we just loved to sit, watch, soft times cry, then we d walk home, talk about how it was' for days. I just don t want it to end.

What pleasure reading this book has brought to me. When it arrives in my post box I rush to open it. The description of her mother brought tears to my eyes- she had such overwhelming love. All through her life she s been surrounded with people who loved her and she returned this.

The world would be a wonderful place if we could all have received and returned love!

We recommend this book to all, who like adventurous, readable, unforgettable books.