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Krystyna's Story
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Krystyna’s Story

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Back by popular demand - a new edition of a NZ best seller. Krystyna is one of 732 ‘Polish children’ who survived forced deportation to the Soviet Union and was given a home in New Zealand in 1944. Her remarkable story, a composite portrait drawn from interviews with Polish survivors, begins in a peaceful Polish village and follows her family’s harrowing journey to a labour camp in Siberia, the terrible flight to freedom, and Krystyna’s lonely voyage to a safe refuge in New Zealand. This might be one of the most poignant stories of the last century. It is a beautifully evoked account of a child’s journey through Europe at war, and a young women’s bewildering encounter with rural New Zealand.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Random House New Zealand Ltd
Country
New Zealand
Date
11 July 2008
Pages
244
ISBN
9781877460166

Back by popular demand - a new edition of a NZ best seller. Krystyna is one of 732 ‘Polish children’ who survived forced deportation to the Soviet Union and was given a home in New Zealand in 1944. Her remarkable story, a composite portrait drawn from interviews with Polish survivors, begins in a peaceful Polish village and follows her family’s harrowing journey to a labour camp in Siberia, the terrible flight to freedom, and Krystyna’s lonely voyage to a safe refuge in New Zealand. This might be one of the most poignant stories of the last century. It is a beautifully evoked account of a child’s journey through Europe at war, and a young women’s bewildering encounter with rural New Zealand.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Random House New Zealand Ltd
Country
New Zealand
Date
11 July 2008
Pages
244
ISBN
9781877460166