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          Bronia Beker was born in Kozowa, Poland in Her husband, Josio (Joseph) was born in the same town but they were separated when Josio.!

          Joy Runs Deeper

          Joy Runs Deeper

          The Home that Was Lost

          On July 21, a beautiful sunny day in 1944, I found myself sitting in the ruins of our house, crying bitterly.

          If You HEAR THIS, That's A Narcissist Trying To.

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        2. The war broke out and it was just 14 days and that war was over and they divided fall into half and our Park became Russia.
        3. Bronia Beker was born in Kozowa, Poland in Her husband, Josio (Joseph) was born in the same town but they were separated when Josio.
        4. Bronia Beker was born in Kozowa, Poland in Her husband, Josio (Joseph) was born in the same town but they were separated when Josio was drafted into.
        5. Jeanne Beker was born in Toronto, Ontario to father Joseph Beker and mother Bronia Beker, two Jewish Holocaust survivors born in Kozova, Poland (now in.

          6. The little town of Kozowa, where I was born on December 9, 1920, had been destroyed. After I could cry no more, I just sat there thinking and dreaming, watching my life pass before me.

          My hometown, Kozowa, was in Poland (now western Ukraine), the area known as Galicia.

          It was built among meadows and fields of corn and wheat that stretched for miles. In my mind it came to life in front of my eyes like an oasis in the middle of a desert. I could see the centre of town where there was a marketplace with a round building containing three stores and two groceries.

          Author and fashion journalist Jeanne Beker's parents have published their memories of growing up in eastern Poland during the Holocaust.

          Around the marketplace, streets branched out in all directions. I used to love to run down the hill from the marketplace to my home. At the top of the hill was the drugstore, and as I ran down I would pass a fence, then the pump where we got water, and then our