A Childhood Unspoken
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A Childhood Unspoken
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- Nombre de pages170
- FormatePub
- ISBN978-1-989719-99-2
- EAN9781989719992
- Date de parution15/01/2023
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille10 Mo
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurHolocaust Survivor Memoirs Progr...
Résumé
Mariette is only five years old when the Nazis invade her hometown of Brussels, Belgium, in 1940. Soon her family is torn apart, and Mariette and her siblings are scattered across the city and countryside, hiding with non-Jews and in convents and orphanages or working for the resistance. Seeing violence and death all around her, Mariette learns the skills she needs to survive - how to throw a knife, jump from a moving vehicle and, most importantly, stay silent.
Mariette emerges from the war quick-thinking, fiercely independent and ready to start a new life in Canada. As she navigates a transition to a new identity as Marie - an industrious and resourceful community member, mother and advocate for children's rights - Mariette, the silent child, begins to find her voice. Mariette is only five years old when the Nazis invade her hometown of Brussels, Belgium, in 1940.
Soon her family is torn apart, and Mariette and her siblings are scattered across the city and countryside, hiding with non-Jews and in convents and orphanages or working for the resistance. Seeing violence and death all around her, Mariette learns the skills she needs to survive - how to throw a knife, jump from a moving vehicle and, most importantly, stay silent. Mariette emerges from the war quick-thinking, fiercely independent and ready to start a new life in Canada.
As she navigates a transition to a new identity as Marie - an industrious and resourceful community member, mother and advocate for children's rights - Mariette, the silent child, begins to find her voice.
Mariette emerges from the war quick-thinking, fiercely independent and ready to start a new life in Canada. As she navigates a transition to a new identity as Marie - an industrious and resourceful community member, mother and advocate for children's rights - Mariette, the silent child, begins to find her voice. Mariette is only five years old when the Nazis invade her hometown of Brussels, Belgium, in 1940.
Soon her family is torn apart, and Mariette and her siblings are scattered across the city and countryside, hiding with non-Jews and in convents and orphanages or working for the resistance. Seeing violence and death all around her, Mariette learns the skills she needs to survive - how to throw a knife, jump from a moving vehicle and, most importantly, stay silent. Mariette emerges from the war quick-thinking, fiercely independent and ready to start a new life in Canada.
As she navigates a transition to a new identity as Marie - an industrious and resourceful community member, mother and advocate for children's rights - Mariette, the silent child, begins to find her voice.
Mariette is only five years old when the Nazis invade her hometown of Brussels, Belgium, in 1940. Soon her family is torn apart, and Mariette and her siblings are scattered across the city and countryside, hiding with non-Jews and in convents and orphanages or working for the resistance. Seeing violence and death all around her, Mariette learns the skills she needs to survive - how to throw a knife, jump from a moving vehicle and, most importantly, stay silent.
Mariette emerges from the war quick-thinking, fiercely independent and ready to start a new life in Canada. As she navigates a transition to a new identity as Marie - an industrious and resourceful community member, mother and advocate for children's rights - Mariette, the silent child, begins to find her voice. Mariette is only five years old when the Nazis invade her hometown of Brussels, Belgium, in 1940.
Soon her family is torn apart, and Mariette and her siblings are scattered across the city and countryside, hiding with non-Jews and in convents and orphanages or working for the resistance. Seeing violence and death all around her, Mariette learns the skills she needs to survive - how to throw a knife, jump from a moving vehicle and, most importantly, stay silent. Mariette emerges from the war quick-thinking, fiercely independent and ready to start a new life in Canada.
As she navigates a transition to a new identity as Marie - an industrious and resourceful community member, mother and advocate for children's rights - Mariette, the silent child, begins to find her voice.
Mariette emerges from the war quick-thinking, fiercely independent and ready to start a new life in Canada. As she navigates a transition to a new identity as Marie - an industrious and resourceful community member, mother and advocate for children's rights - Mariette, the silent child, begins to find her voice. Mariette is only five years old when the Nazis invade her hometown of Brussels, Belgium, in 1940.
Soon her family is torn apart, and Mariette and her siblings are scattered across the city and countryside, hiding with non-Jews and in convents and orphanages or working for the resistance. Seeing violence and death all around her, Mariette learns the skills she needs to survive - how to throw a knife, jump from a moving vehicle and, most importantly, stay silent. Mariette emerges from the war quick-thinking, fiercely independent and ready to start a new life in Canada.
As she navigates a transition to a new identity as Marie - an industrious and resourceful community member, mother and advocate for children's rights - Mariette, the silent child, begins to find her voice.
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