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Krystyna Mihulka

Born in 1930, Krystyna Mihulka was forcibly deported from Poland to Kazakhstan in 1940 and spent eight years in concentration, labor, and refugee camps in Russia, Iran, and Africa, before settling in Zambia, where she married and had three children. In 1969 she and her family migrated to the United States. She lives in Pleasant Hill, California.
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Krysia
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By Krystyna Mihulka, By Krystyna Poray Goddu
Cloth Price 17.99

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Published Jan 2017

A young girl's fight for survival in the face of war and deportation. Krysia's childhood in Poland is shattered when World War II erupts. Forced from her home and deported to Kazakhstan, she and her family endure unimaginable hardship. This powerful memoir tells the story of Krysia's resilience, her mother's unwavering strength, and the kindness of strangers in a world consumed by conflict.

Experience history through the eyes of a child as Krysia navigates starvation, illness, and loss. Discover the bonds of family and the enduring power of hope in the face of adversity. This unforgettable story will inspire readers of all ages.

  • Learn about Polish history during World War II
  • Explore themes of survival and resilience
  • Understand the impact of war on children
For children (ages 10-13), young adults, and anyone seeking a heartwarming and historically accurate account of a young girl's journey through war. Keywords: World War II, Polish history, childhood memoir.