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Harvey Yoder. This book contains experiences of Christians who lived under communism and decided their faith was worth the cost of suffering. They were cold, hungry, lonely, and threatened with death. Some spent decades in prisons or slave labor camps. But when it came to their faith, they would not be silent. 231 pages; paper; TGS.
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