Claras War (Marathi, Paperback, Kramer Clara)

This Heart-Stopping Story Of A Young Girl Hiding From The Nazis Is Based On Clara Kramer`S Diary Of Her Years Surviving In An Underground Bunker With Seventeen Other People. Clara Kramer Was A Typical Polish-Jewish Teenager From A Small Town At The Outbreak Of The Second World War. When The Germans Invaded, Clara`S Family Was Taken In By The Becks, A "Volksdeutsche" (Ethnically German) Family From Their Town. Mrs. Beck Worked As Clara`S Family`S Housekeeper. Mr. Beck Was Known To Be An Alcoholic, A Womanizer, And A Vocal Anti-Semite. But On Hearing That Jewish Families Were Being Led Into The Woods And Shot, Beck Sheltered The Kramers And Two Other Jewish Families. Eighteen People In All Lived In A Bunker Dug Out Of The Becks` Basement. Fifteen-Year-Old Clara Kept A Diary During The Twenty Terrifying Months She Spent In Hiding, Writing Down Details Of Their Unpredictable Lifexfrom The House`S Catching Fire To Mr. Beck`S Affair With Clara`S Neighbor; From The Nightly Ss Drinking Sessions In The Room Above To The Small Pleasure Of A Shared Christmas Carp. Against All Odds, Clara Lived To Tell Her Story, And Her Diary Is Now Part Of The Permanent Col-Lection Of The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum In Washington, D.C.