Ebook {Epub PDF} Shanghai Diary by Ursula Bacon

 · Shanghai Diary by Ursula Bacon For those who wanted out of Nazi Germany in the Spring of , the options were limited, dangerous, and expensive. The only country who had not closed their doors to refugees was Shanghai. Thus in March of , eleven-year-old Ursula Blomberg and her parents set sail for Shanghai aboard the [ ]Estimated Reading Time: 2 mins.  · Shanghai Diary by Ursula Bacon For those who wanted out of Nazi Germany in the Spring of , the options were limited, dangerous, and expensive. The only country who had not closed their doors to refugees was Shanghai. Thus in March of , eleven-year-old Ursula Blomberg and her parents set sail for Shanghai aboard the [ ]Estimated Reading Time: 2 mins.  · While many would choose wallow in the dispair of loss of family and home at the hand of the Nazis, Ursula Bacon tells her fascinating and terrifying story with grace and optimism. As a child of 10 she escapes with her parents to Shanghai after all other countries closed their doors to European Jews trying to escape the horrors of www.doorway.ru by: 2.

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Shanghai Diary: Author: Ursula Bacon: Edition: illustrated, reprint: Publisher: Dark Horse, Original from: the University of Michigan: Digitized: : ISBN: Shanghai Diary is the personal story of eleven- year- old Ursula Bacon and her family, set against the background of WW II and Nazi Germany. It is a story that speaks of privileged lives suddenly torn apart, of relocation from their homeland of Germany to wartime Shanghai, and how, individually and as a family, they found the inner resources to live the best life that they could. Shanghai Diary: A Young Girl's Journey from Hitler's Hate to War-Torn China. by Ursula Bacon. Milwaukie, OR: M Press, First Edition, (First Edition from Milestone Books), pages, $ “All in all, I have been one lucky girl-child,” says Ursula Bacon at the very end of her memoir.