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An historical fiction book that covers four hundred years of the Fritz family. From Germany they travelled to the Banat region where they were given land. The colonists to this area remained German in culture and language. They suffered hard times and were also rewarded with all the promises of a better life. The extended family became musicians, pharmacists, cabinet makers, pastors and farmers. World events however drastically changed thier lives after the Revolutions of 1848 with the rise of nationalism and ethnic disputes. World War One disrupted lives of family memebers who had moved to Vienna. But it was World War Two and the rise of Nazism that would rip families apart and end in the epulsion and genocide of the entire popoulation of ethnic Germans in Central Europe.

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Lucinda Heck Sloan, DMA, was a professional singer for over thirty years. She performed numerous recitals, opera and oratorio roles. Her lieder concerts recieved rave reviews with her performance of Hugo Wolf's Moerika Lieder being reviewed as one of the top ten performances of the decade by the Omaha World Herals. She has also taught at the University level for over thrity years. Sloan lives in Orlando and started writing after retirement with the ardent desire to tell the history of her family.

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