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by Gordon Beld Pol Pot was the Khmer Rouge leader whose reign of terror caused the death of up to 2 million Cambodians in the mid-1970s. He masterminded an extreme, Maoist-inspired revolution in which Cambodians died in mass executions, and from starvation and disease. This book of historical fiction shows the life of one refugee from the reign of genocide. ""I am pleased to recommend A Gentle Breeze From Gossamer Wings. Every Christian in America should read it. It's a story you won't want to miss - and it could change your life."" - Robert H. Schuller, Pastor, Crystal Cathedral ISBN 1-885288

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