We wanted to be free
Subtitle: the refugees' own stories; an anthology.
Publisher: M. Smith Co.
Published: 1971
Place of publication: Philadelphia
Language: eng
Number of pages: 207
Subjects: Refugees -- Biography -- Juvenile literature; Refugees; United States -- Emigration and immigration -- Personal narratives -- Juvenile literature; United States -- Emigration and immigration -- Biography
Table of contents: title: Escape to freedom, by J. Henson.; title: Mine eyes beheld the Promised Land, by M. Antin.; title: The American and the Armenian way, by G. M. Mardikian.; title: Columbus of the atomic age, by L. Fermi.; title: The first ten years are the hardest, by M. A. Trapp.; title: Refugee's return, by F. S. Sondermann.; title: How we like America, by C. and E. Bell.; title: My escape from Norway, by S. Undset.; title: My sister and I, by D. van der Heide.; title: Rescue, by J. Karski.; title: This was my choice, by I. Gouzenko.; title: The deliverance of Sister Cecelia, by W. Brinkley.; title: Out of darkness, by J. Kovago.; title: Mangeot conversation with Pablo Casals, by J. M. Corredor.; title: I belong to myself, by Sansan, as told to B. Lord.; title: House arrest, by H. Vlachos.; title: Stowaway, by A. Socarras Ramírez as told to D. Foder and J. Reddy.