These reviews are of the first volume of the trilogy 5 stars Great read, December 1, 2009 By Erin Kimmel (Denver, CO) I thoroughly enjoyed this book. A true story that you would not believe – the account...
Learn MoreWAR could not destroy Nicholas’s capacity to LOVE, to find kindness and even humor amidst the brutal chaos. Noam Chomsky, Professor emeritus, M.I.T. ~ The book is gripping, at every level. A really fine...
Learn MorePete Seeger, Activist for Peace and a Clean Environment, singer, banjo player, veteran of World War Two ~ These pages are absolutely tremendous! This is MUST reading for anyone wanting to understand the ups...
Learn MoreThe article below appeared in the Fall 2010 issue of the Newton Community Development Foundation News. An American Volunteer in the Soviet Red Army Casselman House resident Nicholas H. Burlak was recently...
Learn MoreCommendation by the City of Newton, July 12, 2010, where M. J. Nicholas lives.
Learn MoreVisit the Newton Free Library Druker Auditorium and listen to Nicholas Burlak speak about his books and life experience. Download Flyer...
Learn MoreMICHAEL J. NICHOLAS Introduction to a Performance in Kiev (1991) by Igor Shwedov, Writer and Artistic Director of the Kiev Theatre of Historical Portraits Dear Friends, Allow me to introduce tonight’s...
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M. J. NICHOLAS
(aka NICHOLAS H. BURLAK)
April 2012
PHOTO BY WILLIAM TIMPSON
Congressional Record Tribute
Congressman Barney Frank (right) presents Nicholas Burlak with a copy of the Congressional Record tribute Frank wrote in Burlak’s honor.
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M. J. Nicholas
1988 – M. J. NICHOLAS reads from his oral trilogy “An American in the Land of the Bolsheviks”
PHOTO BY VLADIMIR IVANOV
Nicholas H. Burlak (M. J. Nicholas), author
Kathryn A. Wright, editor
Uncle and Niece, 2003
Photo by David M. Wright