In the final years of Soviet rule, a single decision-to leave-reshapes the fate of an entire family. Emigrants follows their journey through the labyrinth of OVIR, where every form, every delay, and every interrogation threatens to extinguish hope. Yet within this oppressive system, small acts of courage and loyalty illuminate the path forward. As they prepare to cross borders both visible and invisible, the family confronts the weight of memory, the fear of refusal, and the fragile promise of a life beyond the Iron Curtain.
Blending intimate human stories with the broader sweep of history, Emigrants reveals the emotional cost of uprooting a life and the quiet bravery required to begin again. It is a novel about dignity reclaimed, love carried across continents, and the enduring strength of those who choose possibility over fear.
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Max Drubinsky graduated from the Physics Department of Belarusian State University in 1959 and spent two decades living under the Soviet system before emigrating with his family to Minneapolis in 1980. He began writing in 1998, first in Russian and later in English, drawing on memory, history, and the quiet resilience of ordinary people. His novel The Long Night is rooted in deeply personal experience, while his other works illuminate life under Communist rule. Max is a devoted husband, father, grandfather, and great grandfather.
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Hardcover. Zustand: new. Hardcover. In the final years of Soviet rule, a single decision-to leave-reshapes the fate of an entire family. Emigrants follows their journey through the labyrinth of OVIR, where every form, every delay, and every interrogation threatens to extinguish hope. Yet within this oppressive system, small acts of courage and loyalty illuminate the path forward. As they prepare to cross borders both visible and invisible, the family confronts the weight of memory, the fear of refusal, and the fragile promise of a life beyond the Iron Curtain.Blending intimate human stories with the broader sweep of history, Emigrants reveals the emotional cost of uprooting a life and the quiet bravery required to begin again. It is a novel about dignity reclaimed, love carried across continents, and the enduring strength of those who choose possibility over fear. A personal memoir of leaving the Soviet Union and building a new life in America, Emigrants traces one family's journey through hardship, hope, and renewal. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 9798995941835
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