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Horizons of Hope: An Autobiography
by John G. Pribram
Paperback : 147 pages
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This is the author's exciting life story. All events are remembered with a keen sense of detail. The story begins in his native country Czechoslovakia. ...
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(HORIZONS OF HOPE is the author's autobiography which is bound to give encouragement to those who are determined to build a better world.
This is the author's exciting life story. All events are remembered with a keen sense of detail. The story begins in his native country Czechoslovakia. H e recounts his daring escape from the Nazi invasion first by train, then on a bicycle and finally on a Spanish freighter on a forty day journey to America.
The author went back to Europe with the U.S. Army, as a medic. In combat, rendering aid to wounded men, he lost his leg.
After World War II he began to build bridges with his former enemies and aided in the moral and spiritual reconstruction of Germany. He later became involved with the Up With People program, teaching Social Studies in their high school, as they traveled though the U.S., Canada, Europe and Brazil.
Finally he describes his invaluable experiences in Tulsa's private and public schools as "Social Studies- Preparation for Life."
In a revised second edition the author describes his first visit to his native country in 54 years in 1992 and the "Joy of Retirement".
He concludes his autobiography with a moving g experience of his beloved wife Agnete "going home".
HORIZONS OF HOPE is the story of a man with a mission to promote world understanding and education. This book shows his exploits and will inspire others down the path of hope.
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