The Garaudy analysis will follow tomorrow. Let me just preface the press release below, which went to several ethnic markets, by telling you that my long-announced trilogy finally went to the printers a few days ago. Much more about that later. Pioneering is difficult but highly rewarding.
Generations come and go.
The Russian Czars, originally favorably inclined toward the ethnically cohesive settlements, begin to change their policies. A widow, Lizzy, comes to a place near Wichita. She and her son, Jan, bring the durable hard winter wheat, once traded by their forebears from the Tartars who roamed the steppes of Russia, to Kansas. They found a town called Mennotown. Russia, still ruled by the imperial Romanovs, becomes a hotbed for revolutionary Marxist thought, then action.