246 Pages
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Routledge
by
Routledge
248 Pages
by
Routledge
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In 1949, Annie Samuelli and her sister were seized by the Communists in a mass arrest of Romanians working for US and British legations. After nearly 12 years in separate prisons, they were released into exile on payment by a relative in the United States. This is her story.
The Salisbury Review- The book is written in a deceptively simple, almost matter-of-fact, manner, but it constitutes a dramatic and graphic record, a powerful and disturbing document and a terrible indictment of a political regime.
Intelligence and National Security- This is..a splendid testimony to the strength of a belief in freedom under persecution, and makes a most welcome reprint
Intelligence and National Security- This is..a splendid testimony to the strength of a belief in freedom under persecution, and makes a most welcome reprint
Biography
Annie Samuelli
