Writer Jana Zinser’s Blog

An interview with Ken Wilde who went to England on the Kindertransport when he was a child.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YoEvWU4saQs

In 1938, Adolf Hitler, the Nazi monster, allows Jewish children to evacuate Germany on the Kindertransport – trains headed to England – without their parents. Peter, a shy violin player, and his friends, take the train to safety, but after Peter’s English farm house in Coventry is bombed in the Blitz, he returns to Germany to…

In The Children’s TrainPeter reads A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens and sees the parallel from the story of oppression and revolution to his own life. I admire the power of Charles Dickens to weave his story with adventure and emotion that created real social change from his books like Oliver Twist that…

Today we remember how the light of the world dimmed by the loss of those that suffered and died in the Holocaust. We will never forget.

The Children’s Train is about hope and sacrifice; how hope can give us strength to save ourselves and how sacrifice can allow us to save others.

Chiththttp://bbc.in/1eCJLOB  Children’s art from World War II concentration camps.

The book launch is postponed a few weeks due to printing schedule changes. I apologize for the delay and I will let you know the new date very soon.

The incredible story of the Kindertransport children and the families left behind, may be one of the greatest stories of all time. The evil that forced the unthinkable separation of children from their parents, the goodness of the mothers and fathers who gave up everything so that their children could live, and the kindness of…

Welcome to the new blog for the book The Children’s Train,  Escape On The Kindertransport by Author Jana Zinser.