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Walking since Daybreak is a book by the Latvian-Canadian writer-historian ^[1] Modris Eksteins, b.1943, first published in 1999. It is part history, part autobiography, and is a study of the Baltic nations before, during and after the Second World War.

The writer describes the story as a 'mélange of memory, reflection and narrative' and describes its subject as 'disintegration and loss'.

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^ theglobeandmail [1]

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baltictimes.com artcielonwalkingsincedaybreak

[1] theglobeandmail [1]

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