Sudetenlanders & Doukhobors share a similar fate. In 1945 ethnic Germans were driven out of Poland, Hungary, and Czechoslovakia while in 1898 Doukhobors were driven out of their homes in Czarist Russia to face persecution, poverty and death...

 

Murdering the Masses

It’s 1945 and world war two is over but nine million ethnic Germans are expelled from their homelands resulting in more than two million fatalities during forced death marches and nightmare journeys in sealed box cars en route to the dumping ground, Germany. This is the result of the murderous Potsdam Protocol devised by Truman, Churchill & Stalin to punish innocent Polish, Hungarian and Czechoslovakian citizens!

 

Contact Information

                             ljnowak@shaw.ca        

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          The ‘Tiger Lily’ sometimes called the ‘Prairie Lily’.  

                             Web address

                        http://www.lilynowak.ca.

 

TO buy EDICTS OF A MAN-GOD

        Please go to: www.trafford.com/06-2469

 

TO buy You Flüchtling Whores

            Please go to: www.trafford.com/06-2468

 

Contents

*      General & Contact Information; Buying these Books

*      Edicts of a Man-god Information & Excerpts

*      Photo of Sirotsky in Russia

*      Recipe for Blintsi

*      You Flüchtling Whores information & Excerpts

*      The Potsdam Protocol Article XII

*      Recipe for Paprikas & Photo of Gunther

*      Favourite Links

 


 

 

Edicts of a Man-god Information & Excerpts

In ‘Edicts of a Man-god’ learn about the passion of a soldier’s love for a woman condemned to die by the Russian Czar and of the deadly edicts of ‘Peter’ the man-god ruling his followers.  Yet Pierre Berton says ‘Peter’ was vital to Canada.

 

What if you were ordered to give away everything you own, abstain from sex and show the Tsar you will not fight in his army by burning your guns? Peter Verigan issues these deadly edicts to his Doukhobor followers whose obedience is fatal. When a Cossack soldier named Anton is sent to punish these pacifists, he risks his life instead to save his beloved Elena, but treachery sees him exiled to Canada and Elena held captive in Siberia. Read the historical fiction novel ‘Edicts of a Man-God’, and learn about murderous treachery where Tolstoy rescues thousands of lives through the sale of a novel he penned!  

Take virtual tours of places, see people and listen to music on the internet by calling up web sites listed in the novel. Meet Koozma Tarasoff, historian with over 50 years of research and many published reference books providing data on The Doukhobors. Meet Andy Conovaloff by accessing his web site, the voice of our southern cousins in the USA, the Molokane. 

 

 

And now for information about the Doukhobor genocide in Russia in the late 1890’s, thousands rescued by Tolstoy!

 

BOOK TITLE:  ‘Edicts of a Man-god’    

 

Excerpts from this book:

 

*      …over a dozen women hiked up their skirts and jumped over the flames with abandon, cackling gleefully at the gaping spectators.

            "What a way to thaw a Siberian snatch!" someone breathed.

*      …Anton was surprised to hear his own tormented sobs. For a moment it seemed as if this was happening to someone else… Desperately, Anton moved with Barouk. The pain lapped at him more gently now and dissolved... melting into liquid ripples.

*      …"Here you would be taken for a greedy robber molesting a dead or dying woman who can no longer defend herself… her relatives or friends will look after her or take her body and sell it to the University to be cut up."

*      … In her Turkish harem costume, it appeared she was dancing for each man alone. Now Anton understood what was causing the heavily charged atmosphere. No wonder everyone craved to be chosen but only at the end of her dance would she offer herself to someone. 

*      “… they will betray anyone in the hopes of shortening their prison terms. They know us, but we don't always know them. That's why it has been necessary to make up a secret word that is used, albeit with great risk, to try to identify true believers.”

*      two hundred Cossacks charged the Doukhobor throngs, their lead-tipped whips whistling peevishly through the hot, dusty air. A horn sounded and the Cossacks withdrew to reveal a mass of writhing humanity, screaming, crying and bleeding. Another bellow razed the air and soldiers stampeded over the cowering martyrs again.

*      After a prisoner was unchained he would run through this hellish hallway while Cossacks used whatever arms they chose to hit him and prevent him from completing the run alive.

*      "I know you now!" Anton interrupted him. "I am the real father of the two you pretend are your children."

*      "What's the matter, Elena? Peter Verigan tells you not to fuck and like a good            little Doukhobor, you listen. Or, is it because you still love him?"

*      Now late afternoon, she heard the forlorn call of a boat's horn echoing across the bay to the prison where fate had put her. That mournful sound had come from Anton’s ship and he was leaving.

*      "You never were a good wife! But Hubanov gave you to me and by God, I intend to keep you. You don't go whoring around with Cossack soldiers!" He shook her until her teeth rattled. "You have robbed me of my manhood,"

*      I have decided to make Canada my home because that way I will be here if someday you are free to come to me. I am calling myself Luba Rubin, since I have a marriage license entitling me to your name. The license will be proof I can use to make my child and myself respectable in the life I must lead.

 

Photo of Sirotsky in Russia & Recipe for Blintsi

 

 

 

 

 

Russian Recipe: Blintsi    (Russian crepes)

 

1      Combine 2 cups milk with ½ tsp baking soda and bring just to a boil (scalding). Set aside to cool.

2      Beat 3 large eggs until foamy and add 1 tbsp sugar and 1 tsp salt. Add 1 cup buttermilk and blend with a mixer. Add the scalded milk along with 2 tbsp corn or canola oil.

3     Sift together 2 ½ cups all purpose flour with 2 tbsp baking powder and add gradually to the milk mixture. Taste batter to adjust sugar and salt seasoning.

4      Heat Teflon pan (or if you have a cast iron pan) and brush a coating of oil on it. Using a ladle, pour a thin coating of batter into the sizzling pan and rotate pan to spread it around evenly. Cook only one side. Fold in half and remove from heat when bubbles are dry. Replenish the coating of oil on the frying pan after cooking two or three blintsi. 

5     Serve with a mixture of ½ cup melted butter melted with ½ cup whipping cream brought to boiling and mixed until blended. Bacon & soft boiled eggs, frozen strawberries, jams and maple syrup are wonderful with blintsi. 

 

 

Please go on to read about Gunther Nowak’s biography describing the first twelve tumultuous years of his life.

 


 

You Flüchtling Whores information & Excerpts

 

In ‘You Flüchtling Whores’ the innocence of a family’s love sustains them through the nightmare of the Potsdam Protocol. Take a virtual tour of Europe during World War 2 from the perspective of eight year old Gunther reeling from one miracle to another in order to survive. His is a true story of courage and innocence.

 

About Gunther Nowak & the ‘Sudetenlanders’ during and after World War II:

 

BOOK TITLE:  ‘You Flüchtling Whores!’  

Excerpts from this book:

 

*      Two small silver bolts of lightning on their collars shone in the grayness of the morning. The same crooked ‘S’ lightning bolts glowed eerily on their black helmets. They looked ominous. Erwin, who knew about the different uniforms from his Hitler Youth training, whispered, “It’s the SS!”

*      “I am saying that you must get the hell out of this bunker and run like the very devil is after you!” Otto chuckled.

            “But…” I was about to ask why they did not want our help.

            “No buts!” Now Alex stood up. “This is a suicide mission…”

*      Then I looked at the huge white letters stenciled on the ugly red paint across the sides of the cars: ‘Open Only On The Order Of Hitler’. My legs turned to jelly for a moment as I considered what Hitler would do to us if we opened that train.

*      Silently I put my hands on a big rifle lying clear of other guns and started to lift it. I managed to get it up without disturbing its neighbours and stood up taking aim at the back of the Black Russian’s head. I pulled the trigger and it went: ‘CLICK’. The last thing I remember…

*      After more adjustment, a voice was finally heard and the two thieves looked at it and at each other in amazement. They came closer and peered at the front of the box, behind it and lifted it a little to confirm the unit was sealed.

            “There’s a wee little man inside that box…

*      As the days passed, I became the soldiers’ pet and was showered with a steady supply of chocolate and Camel or Lucky Strike cigarettes. Throughout the day I could be seen sauntering around with a chocolate bar in one hand and a cigarette in the other.

*      Suddenly there was shouting and a spot light zeroed in on us. Shots popped in the air above and the water around me sizzled!       

     “Swim!” I heard my father shriek.

 

 

The Potsdam Protocol, Article XII

                   

This section ordered “the transfer to Germany of German population and of elements thereof, remaining in Poland, Czechoslovakia, and Hungary”. The result was more than nine million people were forced to relocate and of those, more than two million ethnic Germans died due to starvation, disease and exposure while being evacuated before reaching their new homes.

                   

The impact of this influx into Germany, already ravaged by war, was to put food and shelter at a premium. Furthermore, in areas occupied by the Soviets, between 1945 and 1948, feeding the hungry population was not a priority and many were encouraged to move to the ‘western’ sector. Before long the Soviets noticed that too many were escaping and the iron curtain was closed, trapping those who did not run away fast enough.                    

It seems ethnic Germans, were considered by non-Germans as ‘not wanting’ to swear allegiance to the countries where they were living, and in most cases, where they were born. This ‘perception’ seemed to justify the undertaking known as the Potsdam Protocol.

                   

It reminds me of a friend who said all blacks should go ‘back’ to Africa because it’s their country. I asked him where he would be going back to, since the Indians are the only true Canadians.

In retrospect, the Potsdam Protocol was a further punishment heaped on people who had already been victimized after the first world war by world leaders through the Versaille Treaty and then by world leaders through the Munich Agreement and finally by the ‘pure blooded’ citizens of their own countries. These measures were conceived and implemented by sane minds of respected men, world leaders, who only considered land masses they redistributed, like dealing a deck of cards, with no thought to the people who called these lands their home.

                   

The tally of fatalities due to persecution for only two ethnic groups from World War II was about six million Jews and over two million ethnic Germans, citizens of Poland, Hungary and Czechoslovakia.

 

Recipe for Paprikas & Photo of Gunther

 

Bohemian Recipe made by Gunther’s mother who was a well known cook for Bohemian gourmets: Paprikas (Good with Chicken, but can be made with beef or veal with longer cooking times)

            Ingredients: Allow ½ chicken breast per person, cut into walnut sized cubes; Sauté on medium heat, in large deep frying pan in butter (1tbsp for each ½ chicken breast, Note: butter achieves the flavour required); Add ¼  onion diced for each person and ½ tsp sweet Hungarian paprika for each whole chicken breast being cooked; When all is browned, add ½ cup flour and ensure all the chicken is coated with it. Add chicken broth to cover meat (use this for veal also, but beef broth for beef) and while the broth is still cold, add enough sour cream (up to one cup), whisked in to give the gravy a light, pastel orange look for chicken & veal (darker for beef). Simmer chicken for no longer than 30 minutes, while veal and beef may require 60 to 90 minutes cooking time. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


Cook authentic Russian and Bohemian food from unique recipes in the appendices of the novels.  

 


 

Favorite Links

www.spirit-wrestler.com (Hosted by Koozma Tarasoff)

 

http://www.spirit-wrestlers.com/html./links.htm

(Site makes music available)

 

http://www.spirit-wrestlers.com/excerpts/2006_Doukhobors_Overview.html

 

Molokane.org

 

Doukhoborhome-page.com    

 

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