Oliver Bullough Quotes
[Father Dmitry] Lived Through Collectivization, The Crushing Of The 80 Percent Of Russians That Were Peasants. He Served As A Soldier In World War Two, When Millions Of Peasants Died Defending The Government That Had Crushed Them. He Spent Eight Years In The Gulag, The Network Of Labour Camps Created To Break The Spirit Of Anyone Who Still Resisted. He Rose Again To Speak Out For His Parishioners In The 1960's And 1970's, Striving To Help Young Russians Create A Freer And Fairer Society.
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