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"Oma's Letters" unveils a powerful historical biography woven from personal accounts and approximately 200 letters penned by Johanna Nowack ("Oma") from 1946 to 1956. These letters, sent from war-ravaged East Prussia, detail the struggles of daily life under Soviet and Polish occupation. This story reveals experiences of ethnic cleansing, loss, and survival.
The book also incorporates Eva's personal narrative, chronicling her experiences in East Germany. Together, Eva and Gerhard explore their difficult childhoods, shedding light on the impact of war and political upheaval on their formative years. They share their story to bring their family's experiences to light.
This moving narrative offers insights into the lives of ordinary Germans navigating a world transformed by conflict, occupation, and displacement.
Condition: Used (good, see images) Softcover ISBN 9780725901998
