Irene Miller is a Holocaust survivor. Her book, 'Into No Man's Land', speaks of her survival journey from Poland to no man's land where Jews from Poland fled towards Soviet-occupied Poland in 1939-40 where she spent the winter under an open sky. With the outbreak of the German invasion of the Soviet Union, her journey continued to a Siberian labor camp where the bears come to your door front. She will talk about her journey to Uzbekistan where she lived will on boiled grass or broiled onions, and shivered with malaria, and the years in orphanages.
. There has not much written about the Nazis in the Soviet Union or of Stalin's treatment of Jews. Irene Miller survived and built a life of hope, loving, and caring. She will share her harrowing and miraculous survival in her talk.
