The Shattered Dreams - Zikherman-Greisdorf, Gita
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The book brings you to a time before World War II, to the life of a young girl whose world is about to change forever. She lost loved ones, her home, all her possessions, and her dream to be a concert pianist. From the ages of nine till thirteen, Gita experienced hunger, hard work, and difficult living conditions. She had dreams of having a dress, a pair of shoes, and a real bed with a mattress and pillows. But most of all, she dreamed to return home to her beloved grandparents. These years have taught Gita to have an appreciation for everything good, to be compassionate to all people, and to…mehr

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The book brings you to a time before World War II, to the life of a young girl whose world is about to change forever. She lost loved ones, her home, all her possessions, and her dream to be a concert pianist. From the ages of nine till thirteen, Gita experienced hunger, hard work, and difficult living conditions. She had dreams of having a dress, a pair of shoes, and a real bed with a mattress and pillows. But most of all, she dreamed to return home to her beloved grandparents. These years have taught Gita to have an appreciation for everything good, to be compassionate to all people, and to tolerate adversity. She learned to understand that life is a battlefield, and you have to do your best to stand your ground, have an open mind, and conquer the difficulties. Then, you become a mensch.
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Autorenporträt
Gita Zikherman-Greisdorf was born in Daugavpilis, Latvia. She lived there from 1931-1971. She was a high school teacher, teaching Russian language and literature. She was a passionate educator. Often taking her students to the opera, the symphony, and to the theater. She was married to Gary, and has a daughter, Luba and a son, Jacob. When the opportunity came to leave Russia, the family emigrated to Israel. Gary had a brother in the US, and he wanted his whole family to be together. So they left Israel and moved to the Detroit area in 1972. Since then, the family has established a successful jewelry store, celebrating over 40 years in business. Today, Gita is enjoying a beautiful family with 4 grandchildren, who she is always trying to teach the lessons of life.