Salted_Bread_A_True_Story_Softcover
Salted_Bread_A_True_Story_Softcover
Salted_Bread_A_True_Story_Softcover
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Salted Bread A True Story Softcover

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size

23cm x 16cm

Product Information

Brand

Rasbihari Lal And Sons


Ideal For

Spirituality & Religious Learning


Country Of Origin

India


Pack Of

1


Type

Religious Book


Author Name

Sarvabhavana Das


Book Cover

Softcover


Edition

2025


Isbn

9780000000000


Language

English


Pages

327


Published Date

01-01-2025


Publisher

Golden Age Media

Product Description


  • Premium Quality: Salted Bread is a softcover non-fiction book authored by Sarvabhavana Das, containing a wealth of information about the publication and distribution of Srila Prabhupada's first books in the Communist country of the former USSR.

  • Product Design: The book is more or less an autobiography of the author, Sarvabhavana Das, who was jailed for two years, and chronicles the glorious departure of his good friend, Sachisuta Das, in the Soviet camp.

  • User Experience: The book is about the persecution of the Russian and Armenian devotees in the early days of the former USSR, and is full of painful experiences of the first attempt to spread Krishna consciousness in that atheistic country, which was Srila Prabhupada's desire.

  • Versatile Occasion: Full of humor and devotional service in such unique conditions as jails and psychiatric hospitals, along with interesting KGB stories, this 327-page account offers a rare and compelling window into a remarkable chapter of devotional history.

  • Quality Assurance: Published by Golden Age Media and carrying ISBN 9780977978564, this title is distributed by Rasbihari Lal And Sons, reflecting the authenticity and care given to preserving this important testimony.

  • Ideal For: Recommended for readers interested in spirituality, religious history, and the extraordinary accounts of devotees who spread Krishna consciousness under the most challenging of circumstances, as the author himself calls his painful but blissful past.