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In May 1945, an advance unit of General Patton’s Third Army crossed into Czechoslovakia to liberate it from Nazi rule.

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By chance, they entered the ancestral village of their commander, Colonel Matt Konop. Raised in a Czech-speaking enclave in Wisconsin, Konop was fluent in the language. After surviving Omaha Beach and the long campaign across Europe, he came face-to-face with his roots.

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Decades later, his grandson, Patrick Dewane, discovered Konop’s unfinished memoir and brought it to life through a one-man play. With warmth and wit, Dewane shares a story of quiet heroism and rediscovered identity.

Your perspective shapes how you understand life and the world around you. When your view is off course, it can lead to confusion and a distorted understanding of God’s purpose for you. My Way or Yahweh is a powerful, faith-filled guide that invites you to see circumstances through God’s eyes.

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Marty Vanderzanden shares heartfelt stories of personal struggles, spiritual growth, and encounters with God’s grace, drawing from mission trips and life-changing interactions with people across the globe.

 

Inspired by the Holy Spirit, he offers practical wisdom and profound insights to help you align your vision with God’s truth. 

The Broken Whistle is a powerful exposé that lays bare a dark and shocking chapter in American history.

 

Pedro Israel Orta meticulously recounts his journey into the depths of corruption and deception, emerging as a relentless truth-teller in the face of systemic abuse.​

 

In this gripping and unflinching account, Orta pulls back the curtain on a system that weaponized a mechanism meant to safeguard truth and integrity. His fearless narrative challenges readers to confront the chilling consequences of a process corrupted from within.

During World War I, the Twin Ports faced a forest fire, a flu epidemic, and labor unrest while supporting the Allied war effort and sending loved ones to battle.

 

War hysteria and anti-immigrant sentiment culminated in the lynching of Finnish pacifist Olli Kiukkonen, accused of being a “slacker.”

 

Author C. A. Annala vividly recounts how Duluth, Superior, and the Iron Range navigated these tumultuous years.

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Proceeds from book sales support the Richard I. Bong Veterans Historical Center.