CALL ME MOM: A Dutch Boy's WW11 Survival Story, by Fred van Zuiden (1st Ed. SIGNED)
CALL ME MOM: A Dutch Boy's WW11 Survival Story, by Fred van Zuiden (1st Ed. SIGNED)
Author: Fred van Zuiden. Published by G.B. Batteries Limited, Calgary, AL, 2009, 1st Edition (2011 10th Printing). SIGNED by the Author. Printed in Canada. Like New Condition SOFTCOVER Book. Clean inside, tight spine. Size: 9 x 6 inch, 140 pages.
CALL ME MOM: A Dutch Boy's WW11 Survival Story, by Fred van Zuiden, is an unsentimental, fast-paced story of an eleven-year-old fending for himself during the World War II occupation of Holland.
Fred describes the Battle of Arnhem raging overhead, near Gestapo misses, living in a chicken coop and an insane asylum, moving between 26 hiding places, and a mad dash across No Man's Land - all to stay out of Nazi hands. Fred's life-like reportage of his wartime memories touches veterans and modern day readers alike.
For more info on this Author, and for the story of his tragic end-of-life, please see: Murder charge against senior with dementia who died last week withdrawn | CBC News
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