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Sahbra Markus continues to tell us her amazing story. As we join the story in Part 8 Sahbra has just escaped the church and her parents have come to get her. She is understandably angry because of all the horrible things she had to witness and endure at the church. Her family continues on their journey on foot. Her father's foot bleeding having to walk for miles. It's nearing the end of the war but that is not known yet. As in every part of this story, their journey is not easy and I am sure you want to find out how they make it through.
Sahbra Markus continues sharing her amazing story. In Part 7 we are once again on the military train with Sahbra and her family. She details the amazing bravery and strength of her father. The generosity of the men on the train. On the train, they finally get to eat without worrying about later which Sahbra is constantly thinking about. Of course, they eventually have to disembark and their journey to and in Poland continues. They walk many miles when they arrive in Poland and are forced to witness some of the terrible toll that the war has taken. If you have been following the series I am sure you can't wait to hear what happens next. This episode reminds us how strong we can be and to always help those in need. You won't want to miss it!
In this part of Sahbra Markus's amazing story, she details how she and her family escaped the Warsaw Ghetto to get to Russia. A difficult and harrowing journey. Walking through miles and miles of forest with large packs on their backs that contained their whole life. Only being able to wear the clothes they had on. Layers upon layers which were mostly rags. Having to steal food and what clothes they could along the way. Being told to remember that she was a Jew and also pretend that she wasn't. Wondering why she was the only child on the boat and so much more. It is an inspiring and compelling story that you are not going to want to miss a minute of.
In this part of our series of Sahbra Markus's amazing story. She shares what life was like when she and her family arrived in Russia. How they walked for miles and the many miraculous things that happened that kept them alive. From making candy to sell in the market to selling sucrose on the black market. There are so many ups and downs to this story it's bound to keep you on the edge of your seat.
In this episode, Sahbra Markus continues sharing her story from the point we left off with her father being arrested by the Russians. She describes how her mother's constant letter writing came in very handy. The miraculous way her father is released from the prison and where the family's journey took them next. This story is so complex you are not going to want to miss a minute.
In this episode Sahbra shares some of the somber events that she and her family had to endure. She also shares the strength that her family, herself and so many others had. Despite having to endure so much pain. She reminds us that unfortunately, her story is not uncommon. It is such an important story so that we never forget what happened and always remember those that were lost. This episode reminds us to never give up no matter what. You don't want to miss it!
Sahbra Markus continues to share her amazing story with us in Part 2 of the series. In this episode, she details what life was like in the Warsaw Ghetto. The pain and despair that everyone went through and also the kindness that helped keep children alive. It is a remarkable story that shows us the perseverance of the human spirit and amazing generosity. That even those that have so little would give to others. It is a story you have to hear.
This is part one of an amazing interview series with Sahbra Markus, one of the youngest survivors of the Warsaw Ghetto and a phenomenal speaker. She tells her harrowing story of surviving the holocaust. She lost many of her friends and family. She was witness to a massive amount of suffering and pain. She details how people in the Ghetto helped each other any way they could. Her story is a true testament to how strong the human spirit truly is. It is a most important story not only so we never forget what happened but so we are reminded of how strong we can really be. You won't want to miss a minute of this series. This episode is sponsored by Strength to Strength, a non-profit organization working with victims of terror globally. Learn more about them at www.STOSglobal.com. If you would like to sponsor an episode of Whispers & Bricks please send an email to [email protected]. Please make sure to include your name, company name, email address and phone number.
Dawna Campbell shares her inspiring story. From having a successful career on Wall Street to moving to an Ashram to learn how to heal herself. She had a successful career but was thrown a brick something was making her sick. She later would find that the anger in her marriage was causing her illness. She moved to an Ashram and went on the journey to heal herself. On this journey, she was thrown more bricks but from that experience, she started to listen to the whispers. She continued learning how to heal herself and others. She is president of Heart-Centered Healing a coaching program that helps improve in the areas of health, wealth, and relationships. She gives us all inspiration to live the life we choose.
Lisa Caprelli a remarkable woman she is a business owner, teacher, speaker, best-selling author, and master marketer. She is proud of her humbling beginnings and overcame many bricks to get where she is today. She was the first in her family to graduate from college, she graduated Magna Cum Laude with a degree in social science. Throughout her marketing career, she helped many companies grow. Until she decided to follow her dreams and became an author. She is the author of 16 best selling including a children's series about a unicorn named Unicorn Jazz. She has followed the whisper and speaks regularly at schools to children about finding what they love to do. Her message is for all ages find what you love to do and figure out how to do it. Her story is definitely inspiring and one you won't want to miss!
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