From the Steppes to the Savannah

From the Steppes to the Savannah, Volume 1, provides a harrowing biographical account of survival during World War II. This historical biography follows the journey of a young girl, her sister, and their mother after they are forcibly removed from their home in Eastern Poland. At the onset of the conflict, the Red Army deports them deep into the interior of Soviet Russia, setting the stage for a grueling struggle for existence.

This nonfiction work serves as a significant record of the deportations from Poland and the lived experiences of refugees during the 1939-1945 era. Through detailed description and travel accounts, the narrative explores the vast landscapes and immense hardships faced by those displaced by war. From the Steppes to the Savannah, Volume 1, offers a poignant look at human resilience amidst the chaos of global conflict and political upheaval.