Days of Terror
Author of ''Underground to Canada''
by Barbara Claassen Smucker
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Days of peace turn to days of terror for a young boy caught in the tensions of revolutionary times. Set in 1917 and the years following, Days of Terror tells the story of ten-year-old Peter Neufeld and his family.
Sickened by the horrors of anarchy, famine and the Russian revolution, the Neufelds decide to join the mass exodus of Mennonites to North America. But will they survive the journey?
Ten-year-old Peter and his family know that they must escape the terror of the Russian revolution and join the mass exodus of Mennonites to Canada and the United States.--WorldCat
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Barbara Smucker, Barbara Claassen Smucker, 1917, International, History, Historical, Fiction, American, Literature, InternatioHistory Mennonites, Mennonite, Anarchy, Famine, Russian, Revolution, Religion, Religious beliefs, Grief, Terror, WWI, ImmigrationPlaces
Canada, USA, North America, Europe, RussiaTimes
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Days of Terror: Author of ''Underground to Canada''
July 1981, The Penguin Group
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0140313060 9780140313062
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Manufactured in Great Britain by Cox & Wyman Ltd. Reading. First published by Clarke, Irwin & Company Limited 1979 / Puffin Books is and imprint of Penguin Group
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Days of peace turn to days of terror for a young boy caught in the tensions of revolutionary times. Set in 1917 and the years following, Days of Terror tells the story of ten-year-old Peter Neufeld and his family.
Sickened by the horrors of anarchy, famine and the Russian revolution, the Neufelds decide to join the mass exodus of Mennonites to North America. But will they survive the journey?
Ten-year-old Peter and his family know that they must escape the terror of the Russian revolution and join the mass exodus of Mennonites to Canada and the United States.--WorldCat
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