I Can't Forget: A Journey Through Nazi Germany and WWII. Dieser Artikel ist nicht verfügbar.I Can't Forget: A Journey Through Nazi Germany and WWII

WWII was the bloodiest and most documented war in all history. Yet, with the closing of the 20th century few remaining archives are still opened by witnesses whose voices have not yet been heard. This autobiography is the voice of a German girl of the Nazi period, and growing into adolescence, she describes a 400-mile trek by horse-wagon and on foot to escape the terror of the advancing Soviets. Her narrative offers glimpses of a courageous young girl and takes the reader through the awfulness of war and post-war conditions of homelessness, famine, refugee camps, devastated bombed cities, and the enormous suffering by millions of displaced Germans. The author interweaves her memoir with touching human experiences, moments of painful humor - and a surprise happy ending. The book reveals historic perspectives of WWII not commonly found in school curricula, nor shown in Hollywood docudramas.

About the Author: Gudrun Everett was born in 1931 in Germany and spent her childhood in Nazi-occupied Poland. By a 400-mile horsetrek and on foot, she and her family fled from the Soviets in 1945. She attended the Handel Conservatory in bomb-shattered Munich and later the Lamont School of Music, U of Denver, Colorado to become a classical pianist who also is a member of the Academic Artists of America. She has concertized as soloist and in ensemble both abroad and in the US, as well as taught for over twenty years fine arts at Museums in Massachusetts. The author lives with her American husband in Baltimore, where she continues to conduct workshops in fine arts, as well as performs in concert and lecture recitals.