Laura J. Brumfield: Razovsky's Rescue Efforts Documented, Kartoniert / Broschiert

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In the mid-1960s, a nearly eighty-year-old woman sat at her desk, fingers clanking away on her well-worn typewriter. The ding of the machine indicated she made
it to the end of the line. Checking the freshly stamped ink on the white page, the woman fixed a few grammatical errors. She silently read her opening line: As the native-born child of Immigrant parents, growing up in St. Louis, I probably never thought of the term International nor how I would be concerned with it for the next sixty years of my life. Most women of Cecilia Razovsky s age would be living their golden years somewhere warm like Florida or surrounded by children and grandchildren baking cookies and knitting sweaters.