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Shattered Crystals by M.A. Kanner, E.R. Kugler

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Shattered Crystals
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Publisher: shatteredcrystals.net
ISBN/ASIN: 1560623179
Number of pages: 253

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In Shattered Crystals, Mia Amalia Kanner recounts the true story of her desperate struggle to save her family from annihilation in Nazi Germany and war-torn France. Yet this is much more than a Holocaust history. It is about a courageous Jewish woman who, on finding herself destitute, becomes a cook in a home for war-displaced Jewish children...

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