
THE STORMS YOU WALK THROUGH
A Memoir of Roza Hamer
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Joy Bloumis

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The Storms You Walk Through: A Memoir of Roza Hamer.
*This book is now available on Amazon: https://amzn.to/3NxPcaH
Published by North Wales based firm: www.bookpublishing4u.co.uk
Exclusive report by Don Hale.
https://donhaleblog.blogspot.com
Occasionally, within my role as a journalist, author, and general nosey parker, I come across certain individuals who have a remarkable background and an amazing story to tell.
Octogenarian Joy Bloumis, from Victoria, in Australia, is one such person, who has just published an incredible new book about a mysterious and dramatic episode in her life that finally reveals the facts about an amazing young woman’s daring journey just before, during, and after WW2, who is linked to a family member.
Her determined quest for the truth, and her extensive and dedicated work delving into many historic archives, war records, and family history sites, has produced a fascinating true account about a young female nurse – Roza Hamer - who fled Poland during WW2 only to find herself trapped in Russia just as the Nazi’s invaded her homeland, and then forced to join the Soviet Army!The story follows her dramatic life and problematic journey as she eventually escaped from Russia and travelled across war-torn Europe before joining her brother in China, and then later settled in the new State of Israel.
The Storms You Walk Through: A Memoir of Roza Hamer and published by North Wales www.bookpublishing4u.co.uk, proves that patience and perseverance can pay off, and her extensive campaign to discover the truth has now brought Roza’s story to life.
Joy is already a respected published children’s author with a glittering background career in education safely behind her. She has degrees in Psychology and Education, and taught English for over 35-years at Australian Government schools.
She was a former Head of English, and a debating coordinator, who worked for over 10-years as an assessor for final exam results. She is married with four daughters, seven grandchildren and one great grandchild.
Synopsis:
Roza Hamer always knew she wanted to be the best nurse possible. When her brothers wanted her to join them as they fled Poland because of the rise in antisemitism, Roza refused remaining employed as a nurse in a general hospital. However when Germany invaded Poland, Roza fled to Russia, leaving her family and was immediately conscripted into the Russian army. There she faced starvation, disease and the daily threat of a German victory. When the war ended, Roza was reunited with her younger brother in China. However the war between the Communists and the Nationalists became alarming for Europeans and Rosa had to leave once again, this time immigrating to Israel. Rosa Hamer is an exciting read that takes you on a journey through four countries.
Other misreading was also annoying as art work was mentioned to be by Vincent “Vangock” instead of saying the proper name Vangogh, “Dinasty” instead of Dynasty, “Aneesthetist” instead of Anesthetist (and it’s a medical story!) the last messed up pronunciation was “Tella-viv” when mentioning Televiv in Israel! I should think even a 3rd grader would know it’s pronounced TelaVeev.
The story leaves out answers to many questions, medical mistakes? and they barely try to find out what happened to their parents? and anyway I was quite disappointed in all the mispronunciations. I felt like I was deciphering the story as I went. Buti paid for it so (shrug)
A 3rd grader could read better
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