Let My People Go! — Florence Noland Bagnall — Hardbound with Dust Jacket

Hardbound with Dust Jacket; almost like new! The front flap of the dust jacket states the following:

“This is a true story of a man unswervingly loyal to a great cause and a great character, whatever the cost.

As Germany’s World War II armies extended their ugly dominion, Yugoslavia came under their cruel heel. Overrun but not defeated, the Serbs raised their flag of defiance and thousands flocked to its cause. The Chetniks, as they were called, epitomized the hope and courage of a people determined to hurl the invader out.

The man who inspired this dedicated army was its great leader, the official appointee of the government-in-exile, General Draza Mihailovich. He is not now alive to tell his story, since with almost all of his army, he was exterminated b Tito and his communists. One prominent Chetnik survived and eventually found his way to America, where he lives today. Let My People Go! tells his story.”

Publishers Press: Salt Lake City, Utah, 1968. 253 pages.

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