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  • Seeking Home

    A World War II Refugee Childhood in War-Torn China

    by Eva Richter ...
    Series series World Social Change
    Seeking Home is a memoir of a childhood in China as a refugee from Nazi Germany during the turbulent years 1934-49. Richter recalls the little-known history of North China's occupation by the Japanese during the World War II years amid the remnants of a dying British colonialism. ... Read more

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