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Mihulka, Krystyna

Krysia: A Polish Girl's Stolen Childhood During World War II

171 pp. | Chicago | January, 2017 | Trade ISBN 978-1-61373-441-4 $17.99 | Ebook ISBN 978-1-61373-443-8
(3) 4-6 With Krystyna Poray Goddu. Krystyna (Krysia) Mihulka recounts her harrowing experiences during WWII. Nine-year-old Krysia was deported from southeastern Poland following the German and Soviet invasions and spent two years on a Soviet work farm in Kazakhstan, followed by several years in refugee camps in Iran and Rhodesia. Mihulka's warmth shines through, and her perspective offers a unique angle on the WWII narrative. Small black-and-white photos included.
Reviewer: Kristy Pasquariello

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