Walking Since Daybreak

Exploring the tragic fate of the Baltic nations during and after World War II, the narrative intertwines historical events with personal accounts from Modris Eksteins's family. This poignant account reveals the devastation faced by Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia, highlighting the displacement of their people. By blending personal stories with broader historical themes, it offers a profound reflection on national loss and resilience, placing it alongside influential works that reshape our understanding of history.