- Summary
- The author invites the reader to come along on an adventure. The journey is frightening and often sad. A 4,000 mile flight from evil aggressors will lead the reader from Frankfurt, Germany in 1938 to Tshkent, Uzbekistan in 1945. Ultimately, the family emerges triumphant, highlighting the resilience and the strenght of ordinary people to overcome unimaginable challenges.
- Format
- Book
- Author/Creator
- Palm, Phyllis W.
- Published
- [United States] : [Phyllis W. Palm], [2015]
©2015
- Locale
- Germany
Frankfurt am Main
Uzbekistan
Tashkent
Allemagne
Francfort-sur-le-Main
Ouzbékistan
Tachkent
- Contents
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Acknowledgements
Preface
My family
Introduction
My American dream
Fanny : 1953
Eva in Frankfurt : 1935
In Newark : July 1938
Frankfurt : October 27, 1938
Welcome to Poland
Polenaktion
Krakow : 1939
Seeking safe passage from Poland
Flight
I am alive
Time to think and to pray
The prison guards change
The wandering years : 1939-1943
Fanny : 1941-1942
Staying alive
The war ends
The arrival
Renewed family life
Oma 1968
Launching the journey of remembrance
My journey begins
Finding the army base in Zbaszyn
I visit Krakow
The political prison in Jaroslaw
Discovering the synagogue in the regional town of Biecz
A day in Ukraine
An appreciative visit to Frankfurt
Conclusion
- Notes
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Acknowledgements -- Preface -- My family -- Introduction -- My American dream -- Fanny : 1953 -- Eva in Frankfurt : 1935 -- In Newark : July 1938 -- Frankfurt : October 27, 1938 -- Welcome to Poland -- Polenaktion -- Krakow : 1939 -- Seeking safe passage from Poland -- Flight -- I am alive -- Time to think and to pray -- The prison guards change -- The wandering years : 1939-1943 -- Fanny : 1941-1942 -- Staying alive -- The war ends -- The arrival -- Renewed family life -- Oma 1968 -- Launching the journey of remembrance -- My journey begins -- Finding the army base in Zbaszyn -- I visit Krakow -- The political prison in Jaroslaw -- Discovering the synagogue in the regional town of Biecz -- A day in Ukraine -- An appreciative visit to Frankfurt -- Conclusion