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Flight to Freedom: One Family's Escape from Estonia - Paperback

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by Lyn Neilans (Illustrator), Marilyn Smith Neilans (Author)

The story of Ku Adams and her family's tumultuous escape from Estonia at the end of WWII, just moments ahead of rumbling Russian tanks coming down their street in the dark of night, is a story worth reading. Even today, this story or a variation of it is being re-lived again, all across the globe. There are thousands upon thousands of displaced person, struggling first to survive, then to re-invent themselves in a totally new environment. We need to pay attention.

Author Biography

Flight to Freedom is Marilyn Smith Neilans' second novel; she began her writing career following her retirement from the relocation industry. Marilyn has lived across the eastern United States, in Japan, and in Australia. She has traveled extensively across America, Asia and Europe, including trips to Estonia and Germany to research those areas in preparation for this historical novel.

Number of Pages: 188
Dimensions: 0.4 x 7.99 x 5 IN
Publication Date: February 28, 2016
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