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| The Emotional Consequences of the Escapée Experience |
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"Relatively little is known about Polish Jews who were able to escape to Russian-occupied Poland. I will focus on the only Kindertransport ever formed in Russia, which took eight months and led the children over mine and submarine infested waters to Persia, India, and Egypt and finally to Palestine."
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| Dorit Whiteman, Clinical and Consulting Psychologist in private practice in Queens, New York City. Formerly: Founder and Director of the Flushing Hospital Mental Health Clinic. Associate Editor of the journal Psychotherapy. Author of "The Uprooted - A Hitler Legacy" (Plenum Press, May 1993) "Die Entwurzelten - Jüdische Lebensgeschichten nach der Flucht 1933 bis heute" (Boehlau 1995) "Escape via Siberia: A Jewish Child's Odyssey of Survival" (Holmes and Meier, October 1999.) |
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