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Like finding my twin : how an eighth-grade class reunited two Holocaust refugees / Fern Schumer Chapman.

Publication | Not Digitized | Library Call Number: DS134.42.S378 C53 2015

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    On the ship that brought her from Nazi Germany to America, young Edith Westerfeld met Gerda Katz. Both 12-year-old girls were traveling alone and immediately became best friends. Unfortunately, the two unaccompanied minors lost touch after their arrival in 1938. Decades later, after a northern Illinois middle-school class read IS IT NIGHT OR DAY?, a historical novel that captures the two girls friendship, the students were so moved by the story that they made it a class project to reunite the two women. Fulfilling a shared life-long dream, the two women, now in their 80s, finally saw each other again in Seattle, Washington, in 2011. Through historical documents, photographs, and storytelling, LIKE FINDING MY TWIN captures the friendship of the two Holocaust refugees, the students' research, and the remarkable reunion 73 years after Gerda and Edith shared their immigration journey.
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    Book
    Author/Creator
    Chapman, Fern Schumer.
    Published
    Lake Bluff, Illinois : Gussie Rose Press, 2015
    ©2015
    Locale
    Germany
    Stockstadt am Rhein
    Münzenberg
    United States

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    Language
    English
    ISBN
    9780996472500
    0996472509
    Physical Description
    51 unnumbered pages : illustrations ; 21 x 26 cm

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