| | EXCLUSIVE FICTION4ALL AUTHOR The evolution of Auschwitz The Little Red House The evolution of Auschwitz David Kehoe Click For Book Page and Excerpt Genres: Historical Fiction Available Formats to Download: Palm MOBI EPUB Sony Reader (LRF) ;MS Word PDF MS Reader Text RTF In 1940 Jakub, a sixteen year old boy, flees to Poland escaping the war torn, newly established Slovakia and the disappointment he visited of his parents. Later, through mass arrests, he is sent to a small, insignificant labor camp called Auschwitz.
In his time as a prisoner Jakup witnesses the camp’s transformation from one of modest cruelty to the most evil place on earth. As the camp’s decline into depravity gradually escalates he comes to realize that the degradation which permeates Auschwitz mirrors his own decent into evil. Words: 71168 Ebook Price: $4.95 | 
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More By This Author | The evolution of Auschwitz The Little Red House The evolution of Auschwitz David Kehoe Click For Book Page and Excerpt Genres: Historical Fiction In 1940 Jakub, a sixteen year old boy, flees to Poland escaping the war torn, newly established Slovakia and the disappointment he visited of his parents. Later, through mass arrests, he is sent to a small, insignificant labor camp called Auschwitz.
In his time as a prisoner Jakup witnesses the camp’s transformation from one of modest cruelty to the most evil place on earth. As the camp’s decline into depravity gradually escalates he comes to realize that the degradation which permeates Auschwitz mirrors his own decent into evil. Words: 71168 Ebook Price: $4.95 |
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More By This Author The evolution of Auschwitz The Little Red House The evolution of Auschwitz David Kehoe Click For Book Page and Excerpt Genres: Historical Fiction Words: 71168 Ebook Price: $4.95 |
| | | In 1940 Jakub, a sixteen year old boy, flees to Poland escaping the war torn, newly established Slovakia and the disappointment he visited of his parents. Later, through mass arrests, he is sent to a small, insignificant labor camp called Auschwitz.
In his time as a prisoner Jakup witnesses the camp’s transformation from one of modest cruelty to the most evil place on earth. As the camp’s decline into depravity gradually escalates he comes to realize that the degradation which permeates Auschwitz mirrors his own decent into evil. |
| EXCLUSIVE FICTION4ALL AUTHOR Jesus Uncovered - At Last! The Gospel Truth Jesus Uncovered - At Last! David Kehoe Click For Book Page and Excerpt Genres: Literature and Classics, Religious Available Formats to Download: Palm MOBI EPUB Sony Reader (LRF) ;MS Word PDF MS Reader Text RTF The object of man’s first worship were stones. Then the elements – wind, rain, water and fire. 4,000 years ago we worshipped the sun. Now, of course, we know better. We have a better understanding of the world. We have, in short, evolved. As man’s knowledge increases he has less use for deities. Is it a natural progression for man to outgrow his God, just as he outgrew stones, the sun and fire? Will Christianity suffer the same fate?
Understanding is the key. Words: 138750 Ebook Price: $6.95 |
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More By This Author | Jesus Uncovered - At Last! The Gospel Truth Jesus Uncovered - At Last! David Kehoe Click For Book Page and Excerpt Genres: Literature and Classics, Religious The object of man’s first worship were stones. Then the elements – wind, rain, water and fire. 4,000 years ago we worshipped the sun. Now, of course, we know better. We have a better understanding of the world. We have, in short, evolved. As man’s knowledge increases he has less use for deities. Is it a natural progression for man to outgrow his God, just as he outgrew stones, the sun and fire? Will Christianity suffer the same fate?
Understanding is the key. Words: 138750 Ebook Price: $6.95 |
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More By This Author Jesus Uncovered - At Last! The Gospel Truth Jesus Uncovered - At Last! David Kehoe Click For Book Page and Excerpt Genres: Literature and Classics, Religious Words: 138750 Ebook Price: $6.95 |
| | | The object of man’s first worship were stones. Then the elements – wind, rain, water and fire. 4,000 years ago we worshipped the sun. Now, of course, we know better. We have a better understanding of the world. We have, in short, evolved. As man’s knowledge increases he has less use for deities. Is it a natural progression for man to outgrow his God, just as he outgrew stones, the sun and fire? Will Christianity suffer the same fate?
Understanding is the key. |
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