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SUMMARY:Local Author Series with Jeannette Grunhaus de Gelman 
LOCATION:Northeast Dade-Aventura Branch\nNortheast Dade-Aventura Branch
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DESCRIPTION:Join award-winning author Jeannette Grunhaus de Gelman as she 
 presents "On Sunny Days We Sang: A Holocaust Story of Survival and Resilie
 nce." With the destruction of Polish Jewry as a backdrop\, hear the remark
 able story of her parents' lives in war-torn Europe and their journey to a
  new life in Venezuela. Best for ages 18 yrs. +. Registration required. Fo
 r information please contact 305-931-5512 or lefrakp@mdpls.org.\nhttps://m
 dpls.libnet.info/event/11987951
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p><strong>Biography:</strong></p>\n<p>Jeanne
 tte Grunhaus de Gelman is a Venezuelan professor\, researcher\, and writer
 . She was born in Szczecin\, Poland in 1946\, to Polish Holocaust survivor
 s who came from Wlodawa. Her family emigrated to Venezuela\, settling in M
 aracaibo. Gelman received her undergraduate degree in French from Wellesle
 y College. In 1970\, she went on to receive an MA in Spanish Literature fr
 om New York University via their extension program in Madrid and in 1976 w
 as awarded her MA in the teaching of French from the Universit&eacute\; de
  Paris III. She was a professor of French Language and Literature at the U
 niversidad del Zulia in Maracaibo from 1971 to 1996.</p>\n<p>In 2013 she m
 oved to Miami\, Florida with a purpose in mind. As Second-Generation Holoc
 aust Survivor\, her parents' trauma was always present in her life and she
  felt the need to understand what happened to the family she never had. Fr
 om 2013 to 2018 she was accepted as a Research Scholar at Florida Atlantic
  University in Boca Raton\, focusing on Holocaust studies.</p>\n<p>As a re
 sult\, she wrote On Sunny Days We Sang that was first published in Spanish
  in 2018 under the title En los d&iacute\;as claros cant&aacute\;bamos. It
  is the author's first full length work\, telling the story of her parents
 ' survival in Nazi-occupied Poland during the Second World War.</p>\nhttps
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