
Alexandra Everist
"No Place to Call Home" (the story of a young Pole's survival in the Soviet gulags) now available on Amazon.
At age 19, Stanley Kowalski was captured by the Soviets.Initially escaping, he is eventually recaptured and sentenced to the gulags in Kolyma. This is the tale of how he survived.
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Alexandra Everist
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Co-Author of "No Place to Call Home"
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At age 19, Stanley Kowalski was captured by the Soviets.Initially escaping, he is eventually recaptured and sentenced to the gulags in Kolyma. This is the tale of how he survived.
http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_s...s?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=
Please feel free to forward to any of your contacts who might be interested. Thank you.
Alexandra Everist
Author of "A Katrina Moment"
Co-Author of "No Place to Call Home"
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The National Military History Center (5634 CR 11A, Auburn, IN) will be hosting its annual Memorial Day Remembrance May 25, 2009) to honor all veterans. Featured this year will be the presentation of the Siberian Cross to a Soviet gulag survivor and Auburn resident, Stanley Kowalski. The tale of his survival is featured... in the book "No Place to Call Home". The Executive Director of the Museum, Bob Krafft, will present the medal. A representative from Senator Souder's office will also be in attendance.
The ceremony starts at 11 am on Monday, May 25, 2009. There will also be a presentation by Honor Flight Northeast Indiana to the History Center as well as words from a veteran who went on the first flight. Free refreshments will be served following the ceremony.
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and Co-Author of "No Place to Call Home"
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The ceremony starts at 11 am on Monday, May 25, 2009. There will also be a presentation by Honor Flight Northeast Indiana to the History Center as well as words from a veteran who went on the first flight. Free refreshments will be served following the ceremony.
Alexandra Everist
Author of "A Katrina Moment"
and Co-Author of "No Place to Call Home"
www.alexandraeverist.comRead more
"Cross of the Deported" to be awarded to Stanley Kowalski, survivor of Soviet gulag
Time:Saturday, 02 May 2009 13:00
Location:National Military History Center
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