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In wartime Prague, Emil Kovac lived a double life—clockmaker by trade, freedom fighter by night. He forged passports for families on the run, slipping forged identities past armed checkpoints like poetry written in ink and courage. Captured once, tortured, and presumed dead, Emil returned three years later—limping, silent, and unbroken. After his passing, a false drawer beneath his workbench revealed his true story: blueprints, forged papers, and letters written in invisible ink. He never sought recognition, only freedom for others. Today, historical fiction author Douglas A. Gosselin brings Emil’s legacy to life, honoring quiet bravery with words that will never fade.
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