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The author will give a talk about her book: “Crossing the Bridges. Across the Steppes of Asia, to London’s Doodlebugs. One Woman’s Wartime Odyssey”.
The book is a memoir based on one woman’s story. Zofia Neuhoff’s life spanned the most significant shifts in Europe’s history of the twentieth century. Three great empires, Prussian, Russian, and Austrian, that ruled for centuries disintegrated into several independent states in mere five years of the First World War. Her life reflected these historical changes and became an inspiring tale of challenges, adaptations, and survival. Suddenly, as the world is being shaken by a new geopolitical upheaval, Zofia’s story becomes relevant after eighty years. It is said that history repeats itself.
This talk is co-sponsored by the Pilsudski Institute of America.
VENUE
The Graduate Center, CUNY
365 Fifth Avenue, room 5203
New York, NY 10016
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