That is a loooong book.
It is long because it tells how a entire population like ours was enslaved, murdered and tortured and ratted out by their neighbors and countrymen. I recommend reading it in stages, because this the most depressing book that has ever been written, to my knowledge. You will never look at your friends and neighbors the same way. You will never fully trust anyone again because they can be broken. They will betray, lie or anything to stop the pain.
Torture included being forced to stand for days. Being beat with a cudgel on the tailbone, which sent horrific pain through the spine into the brain, giving the person severe headaches their entire life. Sleep deprivation, starvation and you never knew when they were coming for you. The parade of horror just keeps coming. Others were sent to forced labor camps in Siberia or wherever the Party needed slave labor. Horrible conditions freezing cold and millions died. He estimated about 60 million White people died under Lenin and Stalin. Nothing was sacred to them. They confiscated the food from farms, every grain, and let the farmers starve. Some resorted to cannibalism and ate children.
If you get through half the book, you will have broadened your mind immeasurably. Then when people spout shit about Hitler being the most evil man who ever lived, you realized they are brainwashed by these same bastards that Hitler was fighting against.
The movie "The Greatest Story Never Told" touches on some of the atrocities. The slaughter in nothing we can begin to understand.
I did watch The Greatest Story Never Told. I wish more people would take the time and watch it.
And thanks for the breakdown of the book. I’d like to the Russians are much different than the US patriots that remain...but I know how rare courage is.
Oh my God.. I didn't realize what I was gonna get myself into but I'm definitely going to this weekend. I appreciate your response
And it's not an easy read either.
I started it about a week ago. I wouldn't say it's difficult to read aside from having to take mental breaks due to the raging hatred it creates inside me.
having to take mental breaks
That's why it's a difficult read.
Yeah, he's a great writer. You put yourself in his place and get a faint sensation of how totally fucked you would be.
I recently started watching the documentary Europa The Last Battle. I originally planned on watching all 10 episodes in one day. I can't, like i can't do it the actual rage and disgust i feel watching it is unreal, its also super depressing that this is now our reality.
I just bought it and I start reading it this weekend...
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