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Dec 31, 2012 · Into No Man’s Land is a heart-felt memoir written by Irene Miller. At a very young age, she is forced out of her home due to Nazi hatred. The chapters of her life during the Holocaust are detailed throughout the different sections of her life — often moving, losing family, and fighting starvation.
Jan 1, 2012 · The touching story of Irene and her family trying to escape the horrors of Holocaust to end up in a frozen field of the no man's land, in a Siberian labor camp, in an impoverished village in Uzbekistan. starving. It is a story of courage, determination, perseverance and the power of the human spirit.
Oct 15, 2013 · They find themselves stranded in a frozen no-man's land between the two countries, robbed of their valuables, and without food or shelter in the middle of winter. From this point forward, the family encounters and overcomes unimaginable physical and mental challenges, for years on end.
1. The area of unoccupied land that separates warring factions. Make sure not to go too far out into no man's land on this offensive. 2. A situation that is ambiguous due to uncertainty about how to proceed. This lawsuit is a bit of a no man's land—the Supreme Court may have to set a precedent. 3. An unowned, desolate and/or barren piece of land.
Into No Man's Land is an affecting and compelling true account of one young girl and her family's experiences during the Holocaust. Escaping Warsaw Poland after the Nazis invade, Mama and Tata Miller, and their daughters Irene and Halina wind up robbed of their worldly possessions and left as refugees in "No Man's Land" on the Polish border ...
Sep 8, 2014 · It was in No Man's Land that the spontaneous Christmas truce of December 1914 took place and where opposing troops might unofficially agree to safely remove their wounded comrades, or even...
Scholastic, Incorporated, 2012 - Juvenile Fiction - 203 pages. American history comes alive with these exciting paperback journals from award-winning authors! Determined to do his duty for his...
