Shoah survivors: Sabine Breier by ric gustafson
Sabine Breier has no memory of the first part of her life. When she was only eight months old, She and a sister were put on a Kindertransport to England. Except for pictures, Sabine has no memory of her two older sisters or her parents.
The second part of her life she does remember. In Britain, she went to school. She was a Brownie. She was adopted by a caring couple. Sabine remembers the Blitz, gas masks and underground shelters. On Sundays they went to church.
A grandaunt in the US petitioned for Sabine to immigrate. She was adopted by half relatives. At the age of 9, Sabine was happy.
Sabine grew up. She got married. Now she has a husband, three children and four grandchildren. Now in the fourth part of her life Sabine is happy and remembers.
research help: ' Invited to Life' by B A Van Sise
Peace and God's blessings. Love Ric
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