WOLF CHILDREN

WOLF CHILDREN

MARGARET GUMBLE

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Año de edición:
2023
ISBN:
9781803028972

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Hordes of children abandoned or separated from their families lived in the forests. Some of these 'wolf children' survived, wandering from one town to the next. Germany’s many orphans and displaced children battled to survive. This novel follows a group of four German youngsters and shows how the Soviet occupation shaped their personalities. These children overcame horrors no child should endure.

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