SABOTAGE fiction Many of his listeners were

Many of his listeners were often poor and uneducated and hence he would speak plainly

This work is not a "harmony" of the Gospels

In abundance there are: family trees

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SABOTAGE fiction Many of his listeners wereAuthor: PIET PRINS K. Bruning wrote about "The Partisans" and "Sabotage" in Una Sancta of September, 1990: "These to books belong to each other and deal with situations in Holland during the emotional time of the Second World War, 1940 1945. The country was occupied by German military forces. The nation's freedom was destroyed by the foreign men in power. Violence, persecution and executions were the order of the day and the main target of the enemy