ALIENS AND THE AMERICAN TRAGEDY: Mutinous Essays: The War On Christ In America Series

Boring, Oregon: CPA Book Publishers - Ichthys Books. New. 1991. First Edition: First Printing. Soft Cover. 163 pages: 6 x 9 in. : 1: KB#018420: Book is in NEW, UNREAD, condition. Covers and pages are clean, unmarked, brightly colored, tightly bound and sharp cornered. LCCN# 90-83506. Scarce, Out Of Print, Book. This book is part of a Series called "Demonic Maladies In The Western Culture: Freud, Marx, Skinner and Other Ugly Pagans, Series II: The War On Christ In America, Volume IID". "Mutinous Essays has wide-ranging articles, short and snappy, on extremely important subjects which most Americans would not dare to America - a secretly enslaved nation; Censorship in the U.S. - the Judeo-American way; Patterns of Jewish subversion, usurpation and subjugation to Judeo-Masonic through control in America, etc. Dr. Jurjevich, the Author, was born in Yugoslavia in 1915. He started university studies in Belgrade, was awarded a British scholarship, and obtained a B.Sc. in forestry, in 1938, from the University of Edinburgh, Scotland. Upon his return to Belgrade, he worked for two years a YMCA secretary for high school and university students, until Hitler's troops invaded Yugoslavia in 1941. During the German occupation of his country and the civil war (initiated by the Communists), he joined the democratic-nationalist forces of General Drazha Milhailovich. He served as one of the leaders of the Missionary-Ideological Department, which the General established in his headquarters to strengthen the Christian and democratic identity of his movement. When the nationalist lost the war he escaped Titoist liberators, and worked in World's YMCA program for refugees from Communism in Italy and Germany before coming to America in 1950. He was employed as a social worker in Chicago and Denver, and earned an M.S. in social group work from George Williams College in Chicago. In 1958, he received a Ph.D. in clinical psychology from the University of Denver, and served as Chief Psychologist at Mountainview School for Girls, Lowry Air Force Base Psychiatric Clinic, and Denver County Jail. He also carried a part-time practice in psycho-therapy and marriage counseling, going into it full time in 1973." (Please note that the views and opinions expressed by these groups are not those of booksellers who make this book available, such as Keener Books.) .