The Persecutor
Inflicting terror and suffering upon Russian Christians was his
assignment, and he did his job well.
© 1973 Sergei Kourdakov
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Subject: Kourdakov, Sergei, 1951-1973.
BV4935.K68 A3 ~ OCLC: 703265 ~ 914.7/03/850924 ~ LC: 73-015681
~ 254 p.
With over two million copies in print, The Persecutor is presently held by 515 libraries including Azusa Pacific University and Cal-State Fullerton. It was also published as Forgive Me, Natasha which is held by 8 libraries including the University of Oxford.
If the chapter links here don't work, there is a slightly abridged version which you may open at:
www.christianheritagemins.org/articles/Sergei.pdf
It starts at the second page of this PDF file. Enjoy.
Please note.... The text of Forgive Me, Natasha is identical to the text of The Persecutor.
Table of Contents
1. Storm on the Pacific 9
2. Battle for Survival 16
3. The Missing Family 24
4. A Street Orphan 32
5. Adventures and Terror at V-I 42
6. At War With the "Uncles" and "Aunts" 52
7. "King" of Barysevo 67
8. Training Ground for Criminals 76
9. A Military Life for Me! 85
10. Assigned to the "Eyes of Russia" 105
11. An Order From the Secret Police 111
12. The First Raid: Disaster! 128
13. Sudden Death at Elizovo 153
14. "Get the Literature!" 172
15. "You're Our Number One Man" 180
16. The Beautiful Religioznik 188
17. Police Action 201
18. Haunting Words 217
19. The Last Raid 223
20. Search for a New Life 235
Publisher's Note 253
Webmaster's Note: I met Sergei in June of 1972 when he spoke at my high school gymnasium in Felton, California. My father's secretary was Sergei's interpreter that night. A few months later we learned of Sergei's untimely death. I look forward to seeing him in heaven when the Day dawns and the Morning Star rises in our hearts!
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