Olenka: Forgiveness Sets Your Spirit Free by Aleksandra de Sas Kropiwnicka
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Overview: Olenka’s true life story is an exciting and daring journey through the eyes of a young Polish woman, who survives the Nazi invasion of Poland, as well as two concentration camps and a death march. It is a story of Olenka’s free spirit and passion for life, which helps her overcome extreme tragedy and suffering. Olenka grew up in Poland before WWII started. She witnessed the German invasion of 1939 and well as the tragic years that followed under the German occupation of Poland. During the Warsaw Uprising of 1944, she was captured and labelled a Polish political prisoner. Olenka was sent to both Ravensbruck and Sachsenhausen concentration camps. As the Allied Forces advanced, some of the prisoners at Sachsenhausen concentration camp were forced to leave and were taken on a death march. Olenka miraculously survived the death march and was liberated by the American Army on the 3rd May, 1945. After liberation, Olenka spent some time in Italy before eventually heading for England. This amazing autobiography is both gripping and unforgettable.
Genre: Non Fiction, Biographies
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