The terrible events of the Second World War have written millions of stories on the face of history. Uprooted and Transplanted is a story of displacement, kindness, terror and triumph. Told through the eyes of a young Sudeten boy, Hanns Skoutajan, it chronicles his family's tense flight from Europe in 1938 to a new life in Canada. From the initial escape out of the Sudetenland to ordination as a United Church minister, the author's true life story documents one family's dramatic journey in search of home.
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About the Author:
Hanns F. Skoutajan was born in Czechoslovakia and educated at Queen's University and Theological College in Kingston, Ontario, and the University of Muenster in Germany. Ordained into the United Church of Canada in 1956, he has served the church as chaplain and minister.
Review:
"A vivid account of a one-time immigrant to Canada and his growing passion for social justice." -- The Very Reverend, the Hon. Lois Wilson, The Senate of Canada
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- PublisherThe Ginger Press
- Publication date2000
- ISBN 10 0921773544
- ISBN 13 9780921773542
- BindingPaperback
- Number of pages288