“Child of Two Worlds” details the story of one Jewish family, the Baers, who lived in Germany during the Nazi era. The Baers, a prosperous family, find themselves suddenly uprooted and headed for the unknown.
The book is taken from a diary and speaks in the language of a young adult.
The author describes her childhood in Germany, her subsequent flight to America, which took her and her family to Russia, China, Korea, Japan, and finally, the west coast of the United States.
“Child of Two Worlds” details the story of one Jewish family, the Baers, who lived in Germany during the Nazi era. The Baers, a prosperous family, find themselves suddenly uprooted and headed for the unknown.
The book is taken from a diary and speaks in the language of a young adult.
The author describes her childhood in Germany, her subsequent flight to America, which took her and her family to Russia, China, Korea, Japan, and finally, the west coast of the United States.
Hannie’s family is pleased to provide free online access to her book, “Child of Two Worlds.” There is no charge to download the book, however we request consideration for a small, one-time donation to one of her personal memorial selections: Child Saving Institute of Omaha, Special Olympics or the Boone County Foundation.
“Child of Two Worlds” details the story of one Jewish family, the Baers, who lived in Germany during the Nazi era. The Baers, a prosperous family, find themselves suddenly uprooted and headed for the unknown.
The book is taken from a diary and speaks in the language of a young adult.
The author describes her childhood in Germany, her subsequent flight to America, which took her and her family to Russia, China, Korea, Japan, and finally, the west coast of the United States.
Hannie’s family is pleased to provide free online access to her book, “Child of Two Worlds.” There is no charge to download the book, however we request consideration for a small, one-time donation to one of her personal memorial selections: Child Saving Institute of Omaha, Special Olympics or the Boone County Foundation.
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