She is a precocious child, growing up during her formative years without her father.
WWI and WWII changed the lives of ordinary citizens, and Ursula’s family was no exception. As men died in battle by the millions, women were left to cope with the hardships and devastation of war, with broken lives and families torn apart. Children grew up mainly under female authority and influence.
Ursula, insatiably curious and a keen observer with an innate sense of self, is forced in her early years to gain a perception of who she is through her mother, a beautiful but repressive, insensitive, and punishing woman, while her father is fighting in the war. At war’s end, he becomes a prisoner of the Russians. When he finally returns after eleven years, Ursula feels estranged from him. She loved him as a little girl, but war had changed him.
Aunt Lidia, her mother’s sister, is Ursula’s saving grace. Her revealing stories give Ursula insight into the remarkable lives of her family’s women, who survive hardships more severe than hers. Through these gripping stories and with her own intelligence, Ursula finds her own beliefs, gains her independence and recognizes her self-worth.
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About the Author:
Uta Christensen is the author of Caught Midstream and published her father’s memoir in Germany in 2005. Ms. Christensen was raised in Germany and lived in Ireland, New Zealand, and Australia. She is currently writing her next novel and resides in Santa Cruz, California
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