As it was 1938 bis 1954 Germany - Friese, Christian;Friese, Heinz
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"As it was 1938 to1954 Germany" is the captivating coming - of - age story of a boy during the most tumultuous period of the 20th Century on a farm near Berlin. As North Americans we have little opportunity to know about that period except from the Allied perspective. It is enlightening to learn about the human struggles of a farm family through and in the early years after the war. Readers will be rewarded by immersing themselves in Christians detailed memoir of his childhood years. The book is an easy read, both suspenseful and humorous. A most enjoyable and engaging read.Robert…mehr

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"As it was 1938 to1954 Germany" is the captivating coming - of - age story of a boy during the most tumultuous period of the 20th Century on a farm near Berlin. As North Americans we have little opportunity to know about that period except from the Allied perspective. It is enlightening to learn about the human struggles of a farm family through and in the early years after the war. Readers will be rewarded by immersing themselves in Christians detailed memoir of his childhood years. The book is an easy read, both suspenseful and humorous. A most enjoyable and engaging read.Robert McFetridgeBowser, BC, CanadaChristian's book is an amazing collection of his childhood memories growing up during WW2. The incredible detail in which he recollects the many twists and turns made this book a real page turner. I couldn't put it down and it reminded me of the stories my father shared of his childhood during the same time period. Anyone who wants to understand how this generation learned how to make the best out of the most difficult situations and to never lose hope will enjoy Christian's book.Michel LuhnauCalgary, AB, Canada
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Narrator: Christian Friese Christian tells how he experienced the war and after-war years on a farm 70 kms from Berlin. As his father Heinz was a soldier in Hitlers army, he barely knew his father during those years. The Russians are coming, the Stalin Orgel is pounding. Everything is unhinged. The remembrances are many-sided, often gripping but in spite of the hardships of the time, often humorous as well.