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| About the Book | |
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For almost half a century, details of Bernard’s early life were kept hidden, even from his daughters. It was safer that way, afraid of what might occur if he allowed himself to feel. He didn’t share his unimaginable escape from Lithuania, alone at age 17, guided by angel-like synchronicity. He didn’t share the horrific loss of family in the Holocaust and his relentless search for even a tiny drop of evidence about their paths. Hiding behind a successful, busy life with his American family in the deep South, he finally surrendered to the emotional battle of survivor’s guilt, haunted by visions of family he ached to honor. It was time. His secret manuscript belonged with his four adult daughters. Incredible photos and documents accompanied raw words transmitting his story through the darkened eyes of an alone young man scrambling to survive. Clearly, something magical safeguarded him. Unexpected synchronicities shielded his exit path where armies stood days before. A divine invitation to speak in Washington, DC shed sorrows for astounding connections. Newly discovered artistic talents transformed torment to inspiring beauty. Enter this cathartic historical memoir with unique perspectives of survival, hope, and triumph, as anguish is transformed by artistry in a mission for self-peace, eclipsed by 50 cents that saved his colorful life. Bernard’s deeply personal story inspires perseverance to continue on where paths appear impossible. Hold onto hope that magical unknown help is on the horizon. Historically informative details and timelines of WW2 theater follow his escape route from Eastern Europe to America, and, later, when sent back from whence he came, discover startling orders given to a non-U.S. citizen drafted into the U.S. military. A decades-long search for evidence about family members killed in the Holocaust, reveals bold, assertive actions in a quest for truth and validation of a town and life destroyed. Bernard’s vivid descriptions invite sensory experiences with his every move:
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"Mr. Rosenfeld’s artistic gifts no doubt helped him to emotionally survive Holocaust horrors, embracing a new life in America. By sharing his deeply personal story of escape and journey, his candid story-telling demonstrates incredible perseverance. Art is the purest form of emotional communication and healing that he teaches so brilliantly." "An amazing story! Share this book and help make this go viral! Don't let what happened in WWII be forgotten!"
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| About the Author | |
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Nancy Rosenfeld, author of six non-fiction works, boldly unveils transformative narratives that feature thriving through authenticity. Her latest endeavor intertwines her father's manuscript, filmed interview, and poignant visuals, with reverence for his final wish to disseminate his inspiring memoir, echoing his legacy through captivating story-telling. |