Francisc was ten years old when his father, a reformed priest, was deported to Dobrogea. What followed were six years of extreme poverty, uncertainty, and joy. Yes, joy; joy in the middle of the suffering. About his time in the poverty-ridden village in Dobrogea, Francisc… Read More »Francisc Visky
Daniel remembers exactly where he was when he turned fourteen. He was in Austria, in a refugee camp. A kind lady gave him a box of chocolates for his birthday as she wrote his name and birthday on the immigration forms. His is a coming-of-age… Read More »Daniel Tet
George Bocșan is today a happy man. His wife and grandchildren are around the house, the Mercedes convertible parked in the driveway. But once upon a time, he crawled in the mud, was beaten to a pulp, and was thrown in jail for five months… Read More »George Bocsan
In July 2022, Viorel (Vio) Munteanu is an electrician and a tour guide. He showed us the amazing city of Brasov, Romania. Born in 1948, he tells his all too common experience with the Communist/Socialist (C/S) regime in Romania. A subtle, and persistent threat, with… Read More »Viorel Munteanu