An edition of Silent no more
(2012)
Silent no more
personal narratives of German women who survived WWII expulsion and deportation
by Erika Vora
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This book reveals the living history of thirty-three German survivors who were deported from their homes in Romania and Yugoslavia, expelled from their homes in Czechoslovakia, and had to flee from their homes in Poland and eastern Germany.
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Subjects
Deportation, History, Forced migration, World War, 1939-1945, Personal narratives, Refugees, German Personal narratives, Deportations from Germany, Deportations from Romania, Deportations from Yugoslavia, Deportations from Czechoslovakia, Deportations from Poland, WomenPlaces
Germany, Romania, Yugoslavia, Czechoslovakia, Poland, Eastern EuropeTimes
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Silent no more: personal narratives of German women who survived WWII expulsion and deportation
2012, Xlibris Corp.
in English
1477137815 9781477137819
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Book Details
Table of Contents
Preface
Romania. Brief history of Romania and deportation of ethnic Germans
Personal narratives of ethnic Germans deported from Romania to Russia
Personal narratives of ethnic Germans deported to the Bărăgan Romania
Yugoslavia. Brief history of Yugoslavia and ethnic Germans in Yugoslavia
Personal narrative of an ethnic German deported from Yugoslavia to Russia
Brief history of Czechoslovakia and ethnic Germans in Czechoslovakia
Personal narratives of the expulsion of ethnic Germans form Czechoslovakia
The perspective of a local Bavarian on the flood of refugees
Germany. Brief history of East Prussia and Silesia, Germany and the expulsion of Germans
Personal narratives of the flight from Silesia, Germany
Personal narratives of the flight from East Prussia, Germany
Brief history of Pomerania, Germany and the expulsion of Germans
Personal narrative of the flight from Pomerania, Germany
Poland. Brief history of the Warthegau, Poland flight and expulsion of ethnic Germans
Excerpts of a personal narrative of the flight from the Warthegau, Poland
Epilogue
Appendix 1: Slave song 1 (in German) ; Slave song 2 (in German) ; Appendix 2: Map of Romania ; Map of Germany 1914 ; Map of Germany 1950.
Edition Notes
Includes bibliographical references (p. 419-428).
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