
Not many know the true story of Ruth Gruber, an American heroine and how she brought under 1,000 refugees to an Internment Camp in Oswego, New York for a Safe Haven. This is the true account of one couple and the details of what they experienced.
Sarinka, a true story about a young girl set in WW II, is one of perseverance, hope, love, and survival. Her world was suddenly shattered when the running and hiding began the very day she dreamed of her whole life, her wedding day. Sarinka and her husband faced danger and uncertainly as they desperately tried to save their lives. No matter how tough life got, they never gave up hope, even when they found themselves in an internment camp in America, one that many never knew existed in 1944.
F. Linda Cohen, originally from Baltimore, Maryland lives in Franklin, Michigan with her husband, Rick. She feels very blessed to have three daughters, two son-in-laws, and three granddaughters who all live in Michigan at this time. Linda is a retired reading specialist, who taught at Detroit Country Day School for 15 years. She loves to write and finally had the time to document her parents’ story. It was her dream to see this book published.
- Published: June 16, 2019
- Language: English
- ISBN: 9780463109700
This book is not currently available in any format because it has not yet been released—available 2019-06-16.
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