Divine Providence: Celebrating Humanity

Divine Providence is a historical account of a Jewish family's escape from the Gestapo, the secret police of the Nazi state in World War II Germany, and what life was like during post-war Berlin surviving with the help of the United States of America and compassionate nations.
This captivating survival memoir follows Erika, as a young child to adulthood along with her three siblings, and pregnant mother as they survived a tragic existence in hiding to avoid the pending transportation to a concentration camp. Under the protection and guidance by the extraordinary individuals of the German/French underground they were moved to continuous safety. Erika learned to trust God living in a world of terror and deprivation.
Raised as a Christian, Erika celebrates her Jewish lineage, dating back many generations, and ultimately understands that genuine faith guided her to a life-changing transformation. She realizes that her uncountable challenges became the vital lessons which led her to fulfill her divine destiny.
This memoir is unique in that the reader is drawn into the suspense, vivid, and raw imagery - but is also underscored with humor and sensitivity. It asks the reader to consider trauma on children, especially those affected by war. It is an important historical account of life during and after the war and a genuine celebration of the human experience appropriate for readers from all walks of life.