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The Immigrant: Living on the Cutting Edge - Paperback

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by Barbara Zavada (Author)

This autobiography is the story of cheer survival in war torn Germany. Escaping the Eastern Zone, survival in the West before immigrating to the land of freedom, the USA. Joy and appreciation of the freedom of the new immigrant combined with selfless hard labor. Talents and gifts brought from the old world to contribute and enrich their adoptive land. Survival and adventure was to be the theme of my story, heritage for my descendants. More though this immigrant heritage was to enrich the United States of America. This story lay dormant for many years in a life of hard toil for everyday living. Arriving on the American shores, little could I have foreseen a life so rich in experiences and colorful to unfold. Granted were freedoms of choice for a satisfying career as an artist, raising a family, contributing to community and country. Many honors surprised me such as Marquis Who's Who in American Women, Marquis Who's Who in America, Marquis Who's Who in America Art, International Woman of the Year and many more. "The Immigrant" is everyone's heritage. May it be enjoyed. May it be thought provoking about everyone's roots. May there be grace and thanks in a fulfilling life.

Number of Pages: 270
Dimensions: 0.57 x 8.5 x 5.5 IN
Publication Date: September 12, 2012
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