Once My Name Was Sara

Once My Name Was Sara is a memoir that recounts Betty Grebenschikoff’s experiences as a Holocaust refugee who sought safety in China, describing her family’s escape from Nazi Germany and life in Shanghai during a tumultuous time. Through her narrative, she shares her childhood days in Berlin and her years as a stateless refugee interned in the Hongkew ghetto under Japanese occupation. The audiobook is narrated by her four children in her memory, offering a personal tribute to her resilience and journey of hope.