Memoirs of Galina by Galina Kuchina

Memoirs of Galina by Galina Kuchina

Memoirs of Galina follows the true story of Galina Kuchina and her family. Originally from

Russia, the family leave their home for China in search of a better life. The family endure

a difficult time under Japanese occupation in China and live under Soviet rule following

liberation by the Soviet Army. However, even during the most difficult times the young still

studied, worked, fell in love and got married. Years later the family migrated to Australia and

integrated into Australian life. Working life was punctuated by a full social life as well as an

intense cultural commitment.

Galina's interest in the theatre, literature and art led her to meet many leaders in their

respective artistic fields. Family and spiritual life is fully explored in the book.

Born in 1929 in the city of Manchuria, China, Galina Kuchina was the daughter of a White Army officer. She graduated from high school in Hailar and completed her medical training in Harbin, China. She migrated to Australia in 1957 with her family where she enjoyed a career as a theatre sister in several hospitals. Her work is well received by readers in Russia where she has published several books and remains a regular contributor to various literary magazines.

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ISBN 13	9781925367225
ISBN 10	1925367223
Title	Memoirs of Galina
Author	Galina Kuchina
Condition	Unavailable
Binding Type	Paperback
Publisher	Brolga Publishing Pty Ltd
Year published	2016-04-01
Number of pages	238
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