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The Wild Grasses Hidden Truth Poems

Posted by cheryl - January 14th, 2013

A family of five children and two adults experience fear and desperation during the Nazi occupation of Slovakia. They escape to the nearby woods and find spiritual rejuvenation and faith in their G-d. As a result of which, they survive the war.

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Tags: escaping the holocaust, faith in oneself, spiritual revitalization, survival, survival in the woods, WWII and the horrors of Nazism

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