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Little Mister Victory: A Daughter's Search for the Woman Who Abandoned Her Father on Vj Day
On August 15, 1945, as Bostonians celebrated the end of World War II, a well-dressed woman asked a teenage boy to watch her newborn baby. She promised to return after performing an errand but never did. Little Mister Victory is the true story of a lifelong quest, by the baby's daughter, to find the woman who abandoned her father. Using cutting-edge DNA analysis and good old-fashioned burrowing into newspaper archives, ecclesiastical records, and government documents, she was found, along with a surprise. Abandoning her newborn baby was not the most shocking act of her life.
Book Details
- Publisher: America Through Time
- Publish Date: May 1st, 2026
- Pages: 128
- Language: English
- Edition: undefined - undefined
- Dimensions: 0.00in - 0.00in - 0.00in - 0.00lb
- EAN: 9781634996020
- Categories: • Memoirs• Adoption & Fostering• Family History & Genealogy (See Also Reference - Genealogy &
About the Author
Kruh, David: - David Kruh is perhaps best known for his two books on Scollay Square, Boston's erstwhile entertainment district. Other books include one on Boston's highways and another on U.S. presidents' landmarks. David's most recent novel, INSEPARABLE, is an adventure about a boy who, in 1962, discovers two escapees from Alcatraz on a Sausalito beach and helps them to freedom. His columns and articles have appeared in publications including The Boston Globe, Boston Herald, History Magazine, Yankee Magazine, and Boston Magazine. He lives near Boston with his wife, Mauzy.