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Tense, moving and inspirational, Dorit Oliver Wolff's remarkable story moves the reader through fear and horror, to freedom and joy and shows how the bravery and fortitude of one little Jewish girl helped her survive the Holocaust and become a star.
Tense, moving and inspirational, Dorit Oliver Wolff's remarkable story moves the reader through fear and horror, to freedom and joy and shows how the bravery and fortitude of one little Jewish girl helped her survive the Holocaust and become a star.
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About the Author-
Dorit Oliver-Wolff is an accomplished public speaker and is dedicated to educating others about the consequences of the Holocaust. She has appeared on numerous interviews on local and national radio stations including Radio 4, and was featured in a documentary for BBC One's Inside Out programme to mark the 70th anniversary of the Holocaust.
Dorit was nominated for the Lifetime Achievement Award in 2011 by Sovereign Radio Station and for the Resident of the
Year in 2013 by Eastbourne Gazette and Eastbourne Herald. On Holocaust Memorial Day on 3rd February 2015, Dorit received one of the limited run of medals given out to Holocaust survivors by George Osborne, Chancellor of the Exchequer, for her work with the schools, colleges and communities across the United Kingdom that offer educational programmes about the Holocaust to their students. She was also the winner of the Services to Education category at the Eastbourne Achievers Awards in 2015. Dorit works closely with the Holocaust Educational Trust, which seeks to raise awareness and understanding of the Holocaust and its relevance today.
Dorit has two children and five grandchildren. She lives in East Sussex with her husband, Frank Wolff.
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