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You cannot but enter this child's world. Filled with all the usual joys and anxieties of childhood, and a self-possessed determination to behave in a practical and helpful way, it is a world in which the people and events figuring in what we call history are fairly mysterious to her. They are facts, facts she never really questions.' Matthew Parris, The Times

Hilke's Diary is a battered, chintz-covered little book with a flowery pattern, its lock (once so important to its young owner) long-since broken. It was the inseparable companion of a little girl growing up in Germany during the Second World War.

Hilke was evacuated from Hamburg and separated from her family to live first with relatives and later with a farming family in the country as a companion for a little girl. She was often homesick. Her siblings were also sent away, split up in the desperation to place them somewhere safe as bombing on Hamburg intensified

Hilkes Diary

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You cannot but enter this child's world. Filled with all the usual joys and anxieties of childhood, and a self-possessed... Read more

    Publisher: The History Press Ltd
    Publication Date: 7/25/2024
    ISBN13: 9781803997414, 978-1803997414
    ISBN10: 1803997419

    Non Fiction , Biography

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    You cannot but enter this child's world. Filled with all the usual joys and anxieties of childhood, and a self-possessed determination to behave in a practical and helpful way, it is a world in which the people and events figuring in what we call history are fairly mysterious to her. They are facts, facts she never really questions.' Matthew Parris, The Times

    Hilke's Diary is a battered, chintz-covered little book with a flowery pattern, its lock (once so important to its young owner) long-since broken. It was the inseparable companion of a little girl growing up in Germany during the Second World War.

    Hilke was evacuated from Hamburg and separated from her family to live first with relatives and later with a farming family in the country as a companion for a little girl. She was often homesick. Her siblings were also sent away, split up in the desperation to place them somewhere safe as bombing on Hamburg intensified

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