Poland's role in World War II has yet to be fully understood in the West. This book provides insight into the conflict from the perspective of a young Polish girl who experienced it. Caught in the middle of the disaster, Dadlez recounts her stirring true-life tale of wandering amid the aftermath of war as she journeys from Poland to Kazakhstan to refugee camps in the Middle East to post-war Britain.
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Anna R. Dadlez is professor of foreign languages, history, and political science at Saginaw Valley State University.
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