Saraah
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Georgia Hunter:
This is perhaps a thank you note for Georgia Hunter for researching, writing and sharing this profound and uplifting (in the end) account?. Her very personal and empathetic writing is healing for those of us who who read it. It is to be recommended reading for Year Nine on up to and including adults.
Georgia Hunter
Hi Sarah, thank you for the kind words 🙏🏼 I love knowing how moved you were by my family’s story - it was a true labor of love to research and record ❤️ Thanks for the read and again for taking the time to write! Warmly, Georgia
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Shilpi
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Georgia Hunter:
I absolutely loved reading "We Were the Lucky Ones" so thank you for writing it. You said it took almost a decade of research, travel, interviews, and drafting to put out the book. I can imagine that at times, what you discovered was heavy and quite emotionally taxing. Was there ever a point you wanted to give up and drop the whole idea? And if so, what kept you going?
Joanna B
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Georgia Hunter:
Hi Georgia, i have just finishied binge-watching „We were the lucky ones”. I came from Radom and although I do not live there anymore I know the places where your family used to live. This is so incredibly sad that all this rich jewish culture is gone from Poland. I have a question regarding the hiding place of Sol and Nechuma - do you know if the family hiding them received Righteous Among the Nations?
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