Under Siberian Skies
Under Siberian Skies by David Funk, published by CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform on August 14, 2017, is a historical fiction narrative that explores the challenges faced by a Mennonite family in Soviet Russia. The story follows Jacob Enns, who, after losing his teaching job for opposing oppressive communist policies, relocates with his wife, Naomi, and their family to Alexandrovka, a village in southeast Siberia. As the political climate worsens in 1929, they realize that escaping the USSR is their only option, leading to a daring plan that involves the entire village.
Readers will find a poignant depiction of the struggles faced by those fleeing political tyranny in search of peace and freedom. The narrative is rooted in actual historical events, reflecting the experiences of millions of refugees. With 252 pages, this edition presents a compelling account of desperation and resilience, set against the backdrop of a turbulent era. The book delves into themes of survival and the human spirit, making it a significant exploration of historical fiction.
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Fired from his previous teaching position because he refused to enforce oppressive communist policies in the classroom, Jacob Enns and his wife, Naomi, move their family to Alexandrovka, a Mennonite village in southeast Siberia. Near the village lies the Amur River and on the far bank is China. In 1929, conditions under Soviet rule continue to deteriorate until Jacob and Naomi conclude escape from the USSR is their only choice. Eventually the whole village comes to the same conclusion. A plan of escape is drawn up that is so daring and so dangerous only the most desperate or the most foolish will attempt it. Based on actual historical events, Under Siberian Skies tells the story being lived by millions of refugees today. It is the story of desperate people driven from their homes by political tyranny, looking for a place where they may live in peace and freedom.
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