Displaced: Life of an ethnic German woman - Hardcover
Displaced: Life of an ethnic German woman - Hardcover
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by Anita D. Leick (Author)
This memoir is about an ethnic German woman. Oma Olga must adapt when world wars assail her young life to her adulthood. Stretching from Tsar life in Mother Russia, Oma Olga is forced on an to exodus to Siberia, back to the homeland, Ukraine and then forcibly to Poland by Dictator Adolf Hitler. Escaping the Russian Red Army at the end of WWII to Germany with harrowing experiences that forced this woman to adapt immediately in her new homeland, Germany.
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