German literature • Historical novel

Oprosti mi Nataša

Sergej Kourdakov

The author of this book is a life story in which a Soviet post-war youth activist apologizes to a Christian girl, Natasha, whom he persecuted because she believed in God.

By 1970, Sergei had 150 actions. He imprisoned, beat and cruelly persecuted Christians who gathered for prayer. But he could not stand the blood on the face of the girl Natasha and the gentle look of kindness. He fled to Canada and witnessed the example of Russian Christians, and when he made a statement with the book "Forgive me Natasha", his life was ended by a hired killer.

Original title

The persecutor

Translation

Inviolata Pranjić

Illustrations

Zvonimir Atletić

Graphics design

Zvonimir Atletić

Dimensions

19 x 11 cm

Pages

269

Publisher

Salesiana, Zagreb, 2010.

Latin alphabet. Paperback.

Language: Croatian.

One copy is available

Condition:Used, excellent condition

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