From Nobel Prize-winning author Czeslaw Milosz comes this unflinching reflection of life as a Catholic in a small Lithuanian village. The tale tells of how this man survived the Nazi occupation and of his emergence into the public eye. Taking the stage initially in Europe before taking on the rest of the world, he became Poland`s foremost man of letters. In The Land of Ulro, the author intimates all that he has seen and experienced in the inherited conflicts of our civilization.
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