From the Publisher
This is really the story of a non-spy who stayed out in the cold. It builds in interest and suspense from page to page.” — Denver Rocky Mountain News
“. . . a human and historical document of compelling interest.” — The Atlantic
“. . . the great story of spirit and courage, written by the Catholic priest who literally disappeared after being taken prisoner in Russia.” — Catholic Sentinel
“His integrity and his religious faith light up his sturdy account of what he endured and his report on what he saw, an American prisoner’s view of the Soviet Union.” — New York Post
“. . . at once an unusually penetrating picture of Siberian life and also an ennobling insight into a simple and unpretentious man who would never admit to being one of God’s heroes.” — The Sign
“. . . holds the reader in a grip of suspense that the late Ian Fleming would have envied.” — Pittsburgh Press
“More than a superbly interesting adventure story, With God in Russia is a moving document of a man’s faith in his God and his God’s goodness in allowing him to live through his ordeal.” — The Advocate
“. . . an incisive portrayal of the struggle for existence in a Russian prison camp. The very simplicity of presentation makes it unforgettable.” — Louisville Times
“A truly inspiring story, to our age what Dostoevsky’s ‘House of the Dead’ was to his.” — Ave Maria
Catholic Sentinel
. . . the great story of spirit and courage, written by the Catholic priest who literally disappeared after being taken prisoner in Russia.
Pittsburgh Press
. . . holds the reader in a grip of suspense that the late Ian Fleming would have envied.
The Advocate
More than a superbly interesting adventure story, With God in Russia is a moving document of a man’s faith in his God and his God’s goodness in allowing him to live through his ordeal.
The Sign
. . . at once an unusually penetrating picture of Siberian life and also an ennobling insight into a simple and unpretentious man who would never admit to being one of God’s heroes.
Louisville Times
. . . an incisive portrayal of the struggle for existence in a Russian prison camp. The very simplicity of presentation makes it unforgettable.
The Atlantic
. . . a human and historical document of compelling interest.
Denver Rocky Mountain News
This is really the story of a non-spy who stayed out in the cold. It builds in interest and suspense from page to page.
New York Post
His integrity and his religious faith light up his sturdy account of what he endured and his report on what he saw, an American prisoner’s view of the Soviet Union.
Ave Maria
A truly inspiring story, to our age what Dostoevsky’s ‘House of the Dead’ was to his.
New York Post
His integrity and his religious faith light up his sturdy account of what he endured and his report on what he saw, an American prisoner’s view of the Soviet Union.
