My garden of thoughts and words has turned into the book BY HANDS OF STRANGERS, an autobioghraphy of my journey through WWII in Europe, my trauma and my coming to terms with these events. Welcome to my garden.
Today is V.E.Day, Victory Europe. World War II was finally over. I celebrated. I did buy myself a red dress to wear. This one is a mite finer than the one my mother made for me 60 years ago; the one made out of a Nazi flag. Read the complete story below. I wrote an article about it for Faithwriters and got many positive reviews. My book is very close to being released. I will post further information within a few days.
posted by Alice Lewis @ 4:47 PM
Alice was born in Poland during the Second World War. She and her family are ethnic German civilians who had been living in Poland for many generations. Even though her family had nothing to do with the Nazi regime, it became clear to her father that because they were Germans their lives were now in danger. Hitler was losing the war and hatred for all Germans was escalating, even for innocent civilians. The family fled shortly before the Russian takeover of Poland in January of l945. In 1951 after much hardship and many trials, at the age of 10 Alice and her family came to the United States. Alice has three grown children. She and her husband are retired and now living in Arizona.
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