PAIDOMAZOMA: The 28,000 Abducted Greek Children

Paidomazoma: The 28,000 Abducted Greek ChildrenA Survivor Memoir of the Greek Civil War HistoryDive into a forgotten chapter of Greek Civil War history and Greek history WWII in this unflinching survivor memoir. When communist guerrilla forces launched Paidomazoma in 1948, more than 28,000 abducted Greek children were taken north into harsh communist guerrilla training camps. Here, one young voice bears witness to the harrowing journey from occupied villages to makeshift orphanages in Yugoslavia and beyond.In this powerful Yugoslavia refugee memoir, you will discover:First-hand Survivor Testimony – an eyewitness account of fear, hope, and resilienceHistorical Context – the Axis occupation (1941–44) and the brutal civil conflict (1946–49)Paidomazoma Unveiled – how children were uprooted, indoctrinated, and ultimately escapedRepatriation & Return – the long struggle to reunite families and reclaim stolen childhoodsPerfect for readers of 20th century European history and human rights history, this memoir shines a light on courage under fire and the enduring spirit of children lost in war.“A gut-wrenching masterpiece that brings Paidomazoma out of the shadows and into our hearts.” Read more