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EPISODE · Mar 17, 2024 · 22 MIN

#9 - Warchild: Part 2 - Perspectives on War, Artistry, and Life with Helga Flower

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"It was one thing that somebody couldn't take away from me..."***If you have yet to listen to the first Part, please navigate back to WARCHILD: PART 1 - A STORY OF SURVIVAL WITH HELGA FLOWER.***Helga Flower was a child of war, Born German in 1939 and residing in Czechoslovakia near the Austrian border, her and her family had to fight to survive in countless ways.In this episode, Helga reflects more on her life's journey and where her inspiration for art came from. She also provides unique views on war itself and humanity's struggles for power. Helga speaks to her younger self and reflects deeply on her mother, who was continuous beacon of hope for her family during terrible times. Finally, we hear some inspiring words of wisdom from Helga and the importance of living life.To become more inspired and to hear more of her message, consider purchasing her book HEREThank you for your attention and interest! Enjoy this episode and please share it with those you think it may [email protected] on Instagram or LEARN MORE HERE

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