Lois Ann Nicolai

Ordinary People, Extraordinary Elections: A Memoir of International Democracy Builders Volume 2

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Produktdetails

• Ordinary People Trilogy
• Verlag: Publishdrive Inc.
• Seitenzahl: 282
• Erscheinungstermin: 1. Oktober 2021
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 229mm x 154mm x 17mm
• Gewicht: 449g
• ISBN-13: 9781098387600
• ISBN-10: 1098387600
• Artikelnr.: 62429610

Autorenporträt

Lois Nicolai is a former teacher; Girl Scout Troop Organizer, Leader and Day Camp Director; Indiana State Champions ASA Girls Softball Coach; Detasseling Supervisor for Pioneer Seed Corn Fields; International Organizer/Supervisor of OSCE/PAE Democratic Elections in ten developing countries of Western Europe; Founder and Director of World Citizen Diplomats in Princeton, NJ which led to seven trips into former Soviet Republics during the fall of Communism through Perestroika and Glasnost; and wife for twenty-plus years. Today she is a widowed mother of six living her dream retirement years on the Jersey Seashore enjoying heart-warming visits with her six children, eighteen grandchildren and twelve great-grandchildren. In her first of a three-part "Memoir Trilogy", ORDINARY PEOPLE, EXTRAORDINARY TIMES; A MEMOIR OF ONE CITIZEN ACTIVIST, that was released in October 2020, she recounts a traumatic turning point in her life that leads her into three years of soul-searching. The results casts her into a new realm of life on her 50th birthday. Lois's writing is an honest and engaging memoir for all age readers. This second book in her trilogy is ORDINARY PEOPLE, EXTRAORDINARY ELECTIONS; A MEMOIR OF INTERNATIONAL DEMOCRACY BUILDING, the book you are about to read. It is the fifteen years she spent traveling into ten developing European countries helping the OSCE/PAE creating new democracies. She is now writing her final memoir in this trilogy, which is ORDINARY PEOPLE, EXTRAORDINARY TIMES; A MEMOIR OF WORLD CITIZEN DIPLOMATS. She tells about the Soviet-American Peace Walk in 1988 and the Bridges for Peace Exchange with Volgograd, Russia in 1989, plus many World Citizen adventures.