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Cold River : The Cold Truth of Freedom - Jozef Imrich

Cold River

The Cold Truth of Freedom

By: Jozef Imrich

Paperback | 1 November 2005

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Cold River: a survivor's story is about man's desire for freedom during a time when none existed. Jozef describes the village in which he grew up with such emotion and sadness that the reader can hear the snow crunching beneath his expectant mother's feet as she makes her way through the snow drifts. This story is fact, not fiction, when you are finished you will know what it is like to taste freedom for the first time. And perhaps feel pain of its cost.

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