Son of a Kulak

In a compelling memoir that details not only his dramatic personal history but also reveals the largely unknown plight of his fellow Kulaks, Fabos narrates his turbulent journey from a peaceful boyhood on the farm through the dangers of WWII and the increasing terrors of Stalinist oppression, climaxing with the Hungarian Revolution and a risky escape to a new life in America. In recounting all that he and his family endured, Fabos illustrates that personal courage and determination can help a man to achieve his dreams, despite seemingly insurmountable odds.

" .".. From the child's-eye perspective of life behind the Iron Curtain, to an entire generation's struggle to preserve humanity and shape the post-war world, Julius's life story is a portrait of courage, resourcefulness, and perseverance ...""
-Stan Rosenberg, Massachusetts State Senator"