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| Titre : | In the hands of the K.G.B. |
| Auteurs : | Alexander de Chalandeau, Auteur |
| Type de document : | texte imprimé |
| Editeur : | À compte d'auteur |
| Format : | 116 p. / 10 planches photos N&B hors-texte |
| Langues: | Anglais |
| Index. décimale : | HQ/D (Persécutions sous le communisme européen) |
| Résumé : |
Dr. de Chalandeau was born and reared in France by Christian parents who left Russia during the Soviet Revolution. His father was born in Siberia and his mother in the Western part of Russia. For 35 years his parents were missionaries to the Slavic people of Europe and were supported by the People’s Church of Toronto, Canada, led by Dr. O. J. Smith.
Dr. de Chalandeau received his education in France and in the U.S.A, where he obtained the Doctor of Theology degree from the Northern Baptist Theological Seminary in Chicago and two earned doctorates from the University of Strasburg, France. It was in 1957 that he changed his former name (Koulakoff) to his mother’s maiden name (de Chalandeau), in order to better integrate and do church planting in France. For thirty-three years he and his wife, Mary, have been missionaries in France where they established Baptist churches and erected church buildings in the cities of Caen (normandy), Algrange and Thionville (Lorraine). Also, they started and led for nine years the Pastoral Baptist Bible Institute in Algrange, France. For the past twenty years Dr. de Chalandeau made 38 missionary journeys to the countries in East Europe where he brought large quantities of help, medicine and Christian literature. He preached in all the countries of the Eastern bloc as he made his journeys. It was while making a journey to the USSR that he was arrested, detained, tried and released in the Soviet court. Dr. and Mrs. de Chalandeau are missionaries under Baptist Mid-Missions and members of the Ashburn Baptist Church of Chicago. |
| Note de contenu : |
- Preface
- I. Early days - II. The Soviet embassy - III. The Iron Curtain - IV. Hiding in Czechoslovakia - V. The Soviet border - VI. An underground service - VII. The official baptist service - VIII. A police control at a prayer meeting - IX. A secret rendez-vous - X. A baptismal service - XI. The search - XII. A New meeting at the Soviet embassy - XIII. A new journey to the USSR - XIV. At the border - XV. The interrogation - XVI. The detention - XVII. The prosecution - Conclusion |
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