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Margrit's World War Ii

(Paperback - 2005)
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Christa Hermann

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Publisher: Iceni Books


Margrit's World War Ii
In 1943, five-year-old Margrit was sent to a farm in Bavaria to escape the bombing in the big city of Hamburg. Separated from her mother, father, and siblings, she had to face many new experiences--life in the country, school, the death of a friend--without their support. Unaffected and direct, "Margrit's World War II" is a poignant look at war through the eyes of a child.

In 1943, five-year-old Margrit was sent to a farm in Bavaria to escape the bombing in the big city of Hamburg. Separated from her mother, father, and siblings, she had to face many new experiences--life in the country, school, the death of a friend--without their support. Unaffected and direct, "Margrit's World War II" is a poignant look at war through the eyes of a child.
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*Death, Love and Survival
Review by Christa Hermann
This touching simple story in its sincerity and non-judgmental way is as powerful as any of the angry novels related to the great tragedy of War. My view as a six-year old is most likely that of the children of Vietnam, of Afghanistan, of Iraq, of Bosnia etc. It is a tender memoir of innocence disturbed by War.

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Details of Margrit's World War Ii Title: Margrit's World War Ii
Author: Christa Hermann
ISBN:

1587364417


ISBN-13:

9781587364419


Binding: Paperback
Publishing Date: 2005
Publisher: Iceni Books
Number of Pages: 80
Language: English
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