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Hitlers Forgotten Children My Life Inside The Lebensborn Oelhafen

SKU: BELL-5271176

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Publisher: Elliott & Thompson;Elliott and Thompson Limited

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 4.37 MB

Pages: 211

Author: Oelhafen, Ingrid von; Tate, Tim

ISBN: 9781783961207, 1783961201

Language: English

Year: 2015

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Hitlers Forgotten Children My Life Inside The Lebensborn Oelhafen by Oelhafen, Ingrid Von; Tate, Tim 9781783961207, 1783961201 instant download after payment.

A powerful first-person account from a child of the Lebensborn: the Nazis' program to create an Aryan master race. In 1942 Erika, a baby girl from Sauerbrunn in Yugoslavia, was taken for a "medical" examination by the Nazi occupiers. Declared an "Aryan," she was removed from her mother and held in a children's home; her true identity erased, she became Ingrid von Oelhafen. The Lebensborn program was the brainchild of Himmler: an extraordinary plan to create an Aryan master race. Later, as Ingrid began to uncover her true identity, the full scale of the scheme became clear - including the kidnapping of half a million babies like her, and the deliberate murder of children born into the program who were deemed "substandard." Her research took her to little-known records of the Nuremberg Trials, and, ultimately, to Yugoslavia, where an extraordinary discovery revealed the full truth behind her story: the Nazis had substituted "Ingrid" with another child, who had been raised as "Erika" by her family. Written with insight and compassion, this is a powerful meditation on the personal legacy of Hitler's vision, of Germany's brutal past, and of a divided Europe that for many years struggled to come to terms with its own history.
Abstract: A powerful first-person account from a child of the Lebensborn: the Nazis' programme to create an Aryan master race.