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Eslam El-deeb eslameldeeb — A wonderful tale of old England, and the struggle for strong minded women of that era. I did not read this version, instead it was from my old UK book club "20th Century Classics"....

Emre Karamanoglu _aramanow — This book is centered around the efforts of Elder Ezra Taft Bensen (as told by his mission secretary, Elder Babbel) to begin the LDS church's relief efforts in Europe and Scandinavia. Told in a rather dry, matter-of-fact style, this book focuses on the hardships endured and blessings received by the European people, and the miraculous paths that were opened up to the Elders as they struggeled to bring relief to the people. It doesn't focus on the relief efforts -- those are in the background. One of the most revealing and saddest parts of the book were the eye-witness accounts of the cruelty exhibited by the victorious soldiers towards the civilians of the conquered Germans. The brutalities were just as horrific as those we hear about in today's news from war-torn countries. Luckily, these accounts are told in the same dry, matter-of-fact style rather than in a gratuitous style. This makes it a bit easier to read - but it also makes it more real -- the author isn't try to hook you, or intrigue you by arousing your morbid curiosities. He was genuinely appalled at the scenes he witnessed and you are left with the same feeling. Thankfully, most of the book deals with the miraculous and up-lifting experiences centered around helping other, survival in the face of extreme adversity -- and not just survival, but survival with ones principles intact. That people lived through such harsh times while maintaining their trust and their self-discipline and their charitable character is a true testament to their deep faith in a loving God and the power that it brings.