World War II - War Narratives, World War II - Personal Narratives, General & Miscellaneous Jewish Biography, Refugees - Jewish Biography, Refugees - General & Miscellaneous, World War II Narratives
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Overview
It was the last summer before the war- the war that was to change millions of lives. I was nine years old, and while the grownups talked of the tragedy to come, we children played as we always had, not realizing it would never be the same again. From a splendid blue September sky, the German planes began to drop their bombs on Poland…Synopsis
It was the last summer before the war- the war that was to change millions of lives. I was nine years old, and while the grownups talked of the tragedy to come, we children played as we always had, not realizing it would never be the same again. From a splendid blue September sky, the German planes began to drop their bombs on Poland
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"She (the author) and her parents survived the Holocaust by traveling east, staying in communal farms and villages, finally ending up in Uzbekistan .Flutsztejn-Gruda's account of the events that stole her childhood adds to the collection that should be preserved for history and taught to today's youth."Book Details
Published
July 1, 2005
Publisher
Sumach Press
Pages
160
Format
Paperback
ISBN
9781894549431