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  • The Father’s Toolkit: Rebuilding Your Role in Your Child’s Life After Allegations and Family Court

    by Marius Anton ...
    When an allegation is made, most fathers focus on defending themselves.Few understand the structure they have entered.Criminal court.Family court.Financial instability.Reputation reframing.Licence conditions.Contact restrictions.The system moves in layers.The Father's Toolkit is not a memoir. It is a strategic manual.Designed for men navigating allegations and family court proceedings, this book ... Read more

    $8.12 USD or Free with Kobo Plus

  • They Couldn’t Break Me: The Evros Machine vs. The Human Spirit - A True Story of Survival and Justice at Europe’s Edge

    by Marius Anton ...
    They Couldn't Break Me is not just a memoir — it is a testimony of survival against Europe's border machine.At nineteen, Marius Anton crossed the Evros River between Turkey and Greece, stepping into a swamp that was both mud and machinery. What followed was a brutal journey through hidden camps, forced labor, and betrayals that revealed a system designed not to protect borders, but to erase human ... Read more

    $6.99 USD or Free with Kobo Plus

  • They Tried to Break Me: The System vs. The Human Spirit - A survivor’s defiant story of injustice, survival, and reclamation

    by Marius Anton ...
    They Tried to Break Me: The System vs. The Human Spirit is a raw, defiant memoir about one man's fight to hold onto truth when the system tried to bury it.From the moment twenty police officers stormed his home, to years of imprisonment built on lies, Marius Anton endured a relentless machine of silence, complicity, and procedure. Yet out of injustice came clarity.This book is both testimony and ... Read more

    $8.99 USD or Free with Kobo Plus

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  • Everything for Everyone

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  • Truth to Power

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