Journeys in the Search for the Meaning of Life. A story of those who have found it. Rami Bleckt

Journeys in the Search for the Meaning of Life. A story of those who have found it - Rami Bleckt


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they assigned him to security detail on the HQ and warehouse. Now he had a lot of his own time to reflect on his life. He gave his word of honor to God yet again, but this time with much greater awareness: "God, if I return alive, I want to serve You; I want to read and learn the Bible. I am only alive because such people as Captain Parkhomin sacrificed their lives for me. I have no right to live without virtue."

      In a few months, he returned to the Soviet Union. He later remembered going through the border crossing station. He had used his saved-up soldier 'scrip', at the time valued higher than regular rubles, to buy himself a Japanese radio/ tape player and a watch. At the border crossing, the guards were being excessively attentive to customs rules and took it away from him, reprimanded him, and, to top it off, right in front of him discussed which of them was going to get to keep them. (At the time, these were unusual, valuable items.)

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      Примечания

      1

      This book won millions of hearts with its sympathetic and incredibly noble heroes.

      2

      Perestroika, literally 'rebuilding', was the period during which the Soviet Union changed its economy to a capitalist-style open market.

      3

      Orlovsky, or Orlov, comes from the Russian word 'oryel', which mean

Примечания

1

This book won millions of hearts with its sympathetic and incredibly noble heroes.

2

Perestroika, literally 'rebuilding', was the period during which the Soviet Union changed its economy to a capitalist-style open market.

3

Orlovsky, or Orlov, comes from the Russian word 'oryel', which means 'eagle'.

4

The USSR held a draft into mandatory service in their armed forces twice a year.

5

The Course for Young Soldiers – CYS

6

A sapper is a mine-clearing engineer

7

Now called St. Petersburg

8

The Order of the Red Star was a military award of the Soviet Union for bravery.


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