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The decision to publish this book was dictated the author's heavy experience with Internet fraudsters. When she finally realized that she was deceived, she found over the Internet a lot of similar victims. She familiarized herself with their different distress so she could attempt to combat against Internet impostors and raise awareness in others so they wouldn't fall for scams. Also, she wishes to offer some entertainment for readers. The book contains the online diary that reveals a great love between the author and a general in the US Army in Iraq and her selfless assistance in resolving different complications of his shipment. The diary also reveals conditions of her life in the former communist country where as a widow she struggled for survival and in raising two children. She unveils her experience of severe loss at the death of her son, and when she was still struggling with the loss, she encountered with general who helped her to overcome mental crisis and restore her Christian faith, which was cultivated in her by her grandparents but abandoned by parents because of the situation in the communist regime. She lost all property and much more to rescue a consignment accompanied by a diplomatic courier of the United Nations. Time events: the year of 2011.

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Widow, housewife, mother, employee-it's not easy to be all in one person. No matter whether you're in wealthy and stirred-up Western world or under an indiscriminate communist regime. The author in her life felt all ailments of communist world, even more because she was written in the Black Book because when she was sixteen years old, she refused the invitation in the Union of Communist Youth. After that, all the doors to any conveniences such as higher education, advancement in employment, or social activities were closed to her. Hard struggle in life made her hard on the surface, but inside she developed a soft heart, compassion, and the willingness to help others at every step. When Slovenia seceded from Yugoslavia and started with small steps to the Western democracy, her life improved. But soon the new country began to show traps that it had not been able to simultaneously solve. The state began to sink in debts, and in recent years of recession, the situation deteriorated. Tycoon takeovers and thefts of state property and by companies were rampant. Courts were powerless; each trial ended with the fraudsters winning due to poor legislation. Unemployment and poverty were increasing. The author is in superannuation, but she is still active, painting with oil on canvas, writing, and volunteering with physically and mentally affected youth. She is active against Internet impostures.

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