Because of Whose I Am: A NAZI'S DAUGHTER

by HELGA LADES ALLISON, Kathleen Jones

Overview

"There is no God!" declared her father. Hitler's regime would be Germany's savior. Why then did some believe otherwise?


Helga Lades Allison's gripping story of personal struggle with God's existence takes the reader on a journey of discovery that overcomes prejudice, radiates hope, and transforms generational legacy.

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"This intriguing story of the life of Helga Lades Allison will inspire you to greater faith, historically enlighten you, and will demonstrate how the hand of God is always at work in our lives."

~Bruce Terry, Pastor, Liberty Church, Birmingham, Alabama


"Wow! What a powerful and engaging story. The attention given to historical detail puts the reader in touch with what was happening in Helga's world. It is a beautiful story of faith and endurance."

~Duffy Morrison, Community Bible Study Core Leader, Columbiana, Alabama

Product Details

BN ID:	2940159106155
Publisher:	Xulon Press
Publication date:	02/26/2018
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	5 MB

About the Author

HELGA LADES ALLISON is a German-born, naturalized citizen of the United States who came to this country in 1953 after marrying an American soldier. She and her husband, Ralph, have been married for 65 years. They have three sons and daughters-in-law, six grandchildren, and three great-grandchildren. Helga and Ralph live in Birmingham, Alabama and are long-time active members of Liberty Church where, even though both are in their eighties, they continue to serve by helping prepare weekly church dinners.


KATHLEEN JONES is a wife, mother, grandmother, and a graduate of Samford University. She is retired from a career in accounting. She and her husband of 45 years live in the Birmingham, Alabama area. Her interests include sewing, arts and crafts, study, and writing. Kathleen says, “Helga’s captivating story has added richness to my life and changed me. I am grateful for the privilege of sharing this uplifting message of encouragement and hope with others.”