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The Greatest Childhood in the Rubble in Berlin

The Greatest Childhood in the Rubble in Berlin

The Greatest Childhood in the Rubble in Berlin

Heidi Ebelt

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Año de edición:
2013
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Historia
ISBN:
9781491812846
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The author’s story is based on her life as she remembers it. It is set against the background of real historical events in WWII. Growing up during the last three years of the war in Berlin, the sirens, their endless flight on the trains out of and back to Berlin, became part of her life, there was no birthday party for the three year old and again the family was on the move, this time to live in a castle in Thuringia. All these events were accepted without questions or fear. In 1946 they returned to the old neighborhood which had become a rubble desert but soon transformed into the greatest childhood as her dying older sister insisted time again and again. Most names have been changed to protect the living. I owe a great debt to my father and mother who have answered my many questions and I included their stories in this book.

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