Confession of an Emigrant

Par : Elena Mihaila
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  • FormatePub
  • ISBN978-0-473-63556-5
  • EAN9780473635565
  • Date de parution09/11/2022
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  • Infos supplémentairesepub
  • ÉditeurIndependently Published NZ

Résumé

With endless twists, turns and setbacks, this is one woman's extraordinary story of resilience and determinationElena's story began in communist Romania where tumultuous changes in her country and her own life forced her to flee, seeking greater freedom for herself and her children. In leaving, she risked not just herself but those she left behind, while encountering the worst and best in humanity.
Danger and few options led some to take advantage of her, yet brought kindness from others. Her journey eventually took her to New Zealand. But instead of being a haven, it began a new chapter where things were not as they had appeared. Told with rawness and honesty, Elena's story is one of struggle, hope and ultimately faith-that when fate deals us a bad hand, within us we can find the power to overcome even the harshest odds.
Elena Mihaila was born in Romania where she qualified as an agricultural engineer. She worked as an accountant and started a family before making the dangerous decision to leave her homeland during the time of the Romanian revolution. She now lives in a small town in New Zealand where she enjoys painting, tending to her garden and chickens and being surrounded by her children and grandchildren.