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Monday, April 12, 2004
Launch of Catherine Gluck's website
It is with pleasure that I announce the commencement of a special project to create the un-official website of Catherine Gluck, OAM (Medal of the Order of Australia) and JP (Justice of The Peace).
Catherine has been a Kings Cross personality for some decades since she migrated to Australia in the mid 1950s following an extraordinary personal and familial ordeal that was the Holocaust experience for persons born of Jewish ancestry. She is fortunate to have been among the 288 survivors of the incursions that occurred in Budapest, Hungary of 1946 and she has carefully taken the time to write her memoirs of a tumultuous yet serendipitous and enterprising lifetime. Hers is a unique and very special human life story ernestly retold in her autobiography which I have endeavoured to present in an coherent and honest web format in order that it may be shared with interested persons across the world and through posterity.
Today Catherine is approaching 100 years of age yet she remains a remarkably fit, mobile, agile, and sharp-witted personality well known to many of the residents of eastern suburbs Sydney. Original copies of Catherine Gluck's autobiography are available at all major libaries in Australia. Her personal website is located at http://www.geocities.com/Catherine_Gluck ¶ 7:00 pm 0 comments
It is with pleasure that I announce the commencement of a special project to create the un-official website of Catherine Gluck, OAM (Medal of the Order of Australia) and JP (Justice of The Peace).
Catherine has been a Kings Cross personality for some decades since she migrated to Australia in the mid 1950s following an extraordinary personal and familial ordeal that was the Holocaust experience for persons born of Jewish ancestry. She is fortunate to have been among the 288 survivors of the incursions that occurred in Budapest, Hungary of 1946 and she has carefully taken the time to write her memoirs of a tumultuous yet serendipitous and enterprising lifetime. Hers is a unique and very special human life story ernestly retold in her autobiography which I have endeavoured to present in an coherent and honest web format in order that it may be shared with interested persons across the world and through posterity.
Today Catherine is approaching 100 years of age yet she remains a remarkably fit, mobile, agile, and sharp-witted personality well known to many of the residents of eastern suburbs Sydney. Original copies of Catherine Gluck's autobiography are available at all major libaries in Australia. Her personal website is located at http://www.geocities.com/Catherine_Gluck ¶ 7:00 pm 0 comments
