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4.0 out of 5 stars
A WOMAN CAUGHT UP IN THE CURRENTS OF THE HOLOCAUST,
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This review is from: Boriska's Prophecy: A True Story of Survival and Renewal Never Told Before (Hardcover)
An autobiography of a woman's survival during the Holocaust of the Second World War. As the owner of a middle class fashion boutique, Alice Dunn lived the good life until the currents of nazism came into her life. Born Jewish, she found that her "friends" became cold towards her as the Holocaust was approaching. Arrested and sent to Auschwitz, Alice survived a brutal weeding out of the weak to find herself a slave of the nazi regime. Sent to work in an industrial plant, she endured starvation as she watched the Germans being well feed. While being transfered, Alice escaped from a train and with much difficult made it to the American lines. In Paris, Alice found herself unable to transition back to the normal life after the war. The nightmares contined even when she moved to New York City. In time she was able to return to the good life she had known before the war. Hers is a powerful story of survival.
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Boriska's Prophecy: A True Story of Survival and Renewal Never Told Before by Alice Dunn Adler (Hardcover - Sept. 1991)
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