<p>Annelee Woodstrom was twenty years old when she immigrated to America in 1947. These kind people in America wanted to hear about Adolf Hitler, the man who was despised everywhere in the world. During her adolescene, constant propaganda and strictly enforced censorship influenced her thinking. As a young adult, the bombings and all the consequential suffering caused by World War II affected Annelee deeply. How could Annelee tell them that as a child, during 1935, she wanted nothing more than to be a member of Adolf Hitler’s Jung Maidens’ organization?</p>

War Child: Growing Up in Adolf Hitler's Germany

Biographies & Memoirs

AnneLee Woodstrom

Memoirs

McCleery & Sons Publishing

Empty Chairs

In this book, which follows Annelee's chronicles of WWII, War Child, and life in America, Empty Chairs, Annelee Woodstrom, now 90, reflects on life experiences and the impact those experiences have had on her life. She writes in a way that will draw out of the reader his or her own memories, all of which make each of us who we are. Annelee has been a blessing to me on my life's journey. I'm certain she will be a blessing to you as you journey with her in reading And So It Was. Maxine Moe Rasmusson Annelee's new book will begin shipping on or about July 15, 2017.

And So It Was - Reflections of my Life

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Books by AnneLee Woodstrom

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War Child: Growing Up in Adolf Hitler's Germany

Empty Chairs

And So It Was - Reflections of my Life