Review
"an interesting and strirring story of the survival of people scattered over the world by cruel times" - Drago Jancar, Slovenia's most read author "extraordinarily interesting..heart-rending...particularly moving..it shows the resilience of the human spirit in a finer light than I can remember reading elsewhere," Nigel Nicolson. "an intensely moving and compelling narrative..I am thankful that these courageous people have at last found so able and fluent a chronicler." Nikolai Tolstoy, author of the controversial "The Minister and the Massacre", which blamed Harold Macmillan for the forced repatriations. "This narrative is doubly valuable: we learn here not merely about a hidden and shameful episode in our own history; but also much about a valiant new partner in the EU: Slovenia." - Peter J Conradi"
About the Author
John Corsellis has published a series of articles on the Slovene refugees based on his post-war involvement with them. Marcus Ferrar is a writer who also teaches in Switzerland and Slovenia.