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Last Stop: Australia: A Personal Autobiography is an autobiography of Johanna Altmann, a Holocaust survivor, who recounts the horrors and tragedies that she and her loved ones were forced to face. Her tale encompasses suffering, hope, resistance and, most of all, remembering. Just as we should never forget the horrors of the Holocaust, we should also never forget the heroes of the Holocaust, such as those celebrated in this story. They chose to risk their comfort, their homes, and even their lives and those of their families to help save thousands of Jews. This is a story of courage and humanity, of life and hope, that transcends the painful realities of the Holocaust without disrespecting its catastrophe.
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Last Stop: Australia is a personal memoir and covers Johanna’s life from her early childhood years in Vienna, travel to Poland trying to escape Hitler, losing her parents in a concentration camp, losing two of her children and the struggle in the Post-war communist country. Her return to Austria is also a disappointment so she travels to her final destination: Last Stop: Australia.

About the Author
Johanna Altmann is now 96 years old and lives in Melbourne, Australia. She wrote this book in her seventies when her manual handwriting skills were still in top order. Her physical health is now fragile, but her mind is as sharp as ever. This book is a true record of her long life, which was full of challenges but also great joys.

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	Last Stop: Australia: A Personal Autobiography is an autobiography of Johanna Altmann, a Holocaust survivor, who recounts the horrors and tragedies that she and her loved ones were forced to face. Her tale encompasses suffering, hope, resistance and, most of all, remembering. Just as we should never forget the horrors of the Holocaust, we should also never forget the heroes of the Holocaust, such as those celebrated in this story. They chose to risk their comfort, their homes, and even their lives and those of their families to help save thousands of Jews. This is a story of courage and humanity, of life and hope, that transcends the painful realities of the Holocaust without disrespecting its catastrophe.		Last Stop: Australia: A Personal Autobiography is an autobiography of Johanna Altmann, a Holocaust survivor, who recounts the horrors and tragedies that she and her loved ones were forced to face. Her tale encompasses suffering, hope, resistance and, most of all, remembering. Just as we should never forget the horrors of the Holocaust, we should also never forget the heroes of the Holocaust, such as those celebrated in this story. They chose to risk their comfort, their homes, and even their lives and those of their families to help save thousands of Jews. This is a story of courage and humanity, of life and hope, that transcends the painful realities of the Holocaust without disrespecting its catastrophe.

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	Johanna Altmann is now 96 years old and lives in Melbourne, Australia. She wrote this book in her seventies when her manual handwriting skills were still in top order. Her physical health is now fragile, but her mind is as sharp as ever. This book is a true record of her long life, which was full of challenges but also great joys.		Johanna Altmann is now 96 years old and lives in Melbourne, Australia. She wrote this book in her seventies when her manual handwriting skills were still in top order. Her physical health is now fragile, but her mind is as sharp as ever. This book is a true record of her long life, which was full of challenges but also great joys.
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+Last Stop: Australia is a personal memoir and covers Johanna’s life from her early childhood years in Vienna, travel to Poland trying to escape Hitler, losing her parents in a concentration camp, losing two of her children and the struggle in the Post-war communist country. Her return to Austria is also a disappointment so she travels to her final destination: Last Stop: Australia.
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 Johanna Altmann is now 96 years old and lives in Melbourne, Australia. She wrote this book in her seventies when her manual handwriting skills were still in top order. Her physical health is now fragile, but her mind is as sharp as ever. This book is a true record of her long life, which was full of challenges but also great joys.
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	Johanna Altmann is now 96 years old and lives in Melbourne, Australia. She wrote this book in her seventies when her manual handwriting skills were still in top order. Her physical health is now fragile, but her mind is as sharp as ever. This book is a true record of her long life, which was full of challenges but also great joys.		Johanna Altmann is now 96 years old and lives in Melbourne, Australia. She wrote this book in her seventies when her manual handwriting skills were still in top order. Her physical health is now fragile, but her mind is as sharp as ever. This book is a true record of her long life, which was full of challenges but also great joys.
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