Letters from Lena: An Account of the Great Prussian Exodus of 1945
by Donna R. Liberman, Elmer Ruhnke
Letters from Lena: An Account of the Great Prussian Exodus of 1945 presents a collection of personal letters detailing the dramatic events of one of the largest migrations in modern history. Co-authored by Donna R. Liberman and Elmer Ruhnke, it chronicles the human stories behind the mass displacement of Prussians in the war's aftermath, providing a direct and evocative historical testimony.
About This Book
Letters from Lena provides an intimate perspective on the Great Prussian Exodus of 1945, drawing from personal correspondence that documents the events of this massive displacement.
The book compiles letters that reflect the experiences of individuals caught in the turmoil of post-World War II Europe, highlighting the challenges faced during this period of upheaval.
Authored by Donna R. Liberman and Elmer Ruhnke, it serves as a valuable historical record, preserving voices from a pivotal moment in 20th-century history.
Through these letters, readers gain insight into the personal and collective impacts of the exodus, offering a window into the resilience and hardships of those affected.
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