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AUDREY HEPBURN AS A CHILD IN WARTIME HOLLAND
AS LONG AS WE ENJOY MOVIES, the beautiful Audrey Hepburn will always be remembered as a special icon, one of the very few entertainers who have won Oscar, Emmy, Grammy and Tony awards. The American Film Institute ranked her as the third greatest screen legends in film history, coming in behind Katherine Hepburn (no relation) and Bette Davis. Much has been written about Ms Hepburn; this riveting book by Robert Matzen focuses on a period that had a profound impact on her life - World War II.
Audrey was still a child when her parents took her to the Netherlands from England as war loomed. Both parents had Nazi sympathies until the realities of fascism emerged with tragic results. Audrey became an acclaimed ballerina - and was involved at her tender age with the Dutch Resistance. The future star helped tend the wounded in the battle of Arnhem, depicted the film "A Bridge Too Far."
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HARDCOVER COPY is in fine condition with clean, fresh and unmarked pages, a firm and square binding and a pristine dust-jacket we have protected with a removable Brodart plastic cover. It is illustrated with numerous photographs and, in addition to a
general index, it has a bibliography. It is a fascinating read.
Publisher: GoodKnight Books. ISBN: 978-1-7322735-3-5 Nonfiction: History & Biography
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