Locked Up - Schulz, Miriam
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"Locked Up - Journey to Freedom" by Miriam Schulz tells a moving story of personal transformation and liberation. Trapped by the bonds of family and inner conflicts, the protagonist embarks on an inspiring journey to discover her inner strength and find true freedom.On this journey, she is innocently imprisoned in a women's prison as a teenager due to intrigue. There, she learns the stories of other women who have ended up there for, among other things, violating "traditions." From there, she moves in with a Jehovah's Witness to escape her family's abuse. After that, she goes through several…mehr

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"Locked Up - Journey to Freedom" by Miriam Schulz tells a moving story of personal transformation and liberation. Trapped by the bonds of family and inner conflicts, the protagonist embarks on an inspiring journey to discover her inner strength and find true freedom.On this journey, she is innocently imprisoned in a women's prison as a teenager due to intrigue. There, she learns the stories of other women who have ended up there for, among other things, violating "traditions." From there, she moves in with a Jehovah's Witness to escape her family's abuse. After that, she goes through several boarding schools to the capital, Kampala, where she manages to complete her studies, largely on her own. She repeatedly demonstrates her high mental strength and perseverance.This gripping narrative shows how courage, perseverance, and the quest for one's own truth can fundamentally change a life. A book that offers hope and encouragement and prompts deep reflection.
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In "Reise in die Freiheit" erzählt Miriam Schulz , geboren in Uganda, die Geschichte einer jungen Frau, die es in widrigen Bürgerkriegsumständen Ihren Weg als schwarze Frau trotz Widerständen der Familie und Vereinnahmung durch die Zeugen Jehovas bis zum Studienabschluss in Kampala/Uganda geschafft hat. Mit Ihrem starken Willen und klaren Lebensstil konnte Sie sich gegen Ihre männlichen Widersacher durchsetzen und bis zur Leitung in einem Internat aufsteigen. Über Facebook lernte Sie Ihren zukünftigen Ehemann Carsten kennen. Nach Überwindung von vielen Hürden konnten Sie 2017 in Deutschland heiraten, wo sie derzeit in Celle leben.