Ilmarinen G. Vogel, in partnership with Studio of Books, published the book “Crossing Borders.” This is now available on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and other leading online bookstores.
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Author Ilmarinen G. Vogel was born in December 1946 and grew up in post-war Europe, spending his early years exploring the Bavarian Alps and helping his mother care for his large family. His father was a physician and educator, who was often absent, focused on rebuilding a free and just society in a world recovering from two world wars. This upbringing instilled a deep sense of responsibility and curiosity about the world around him.
He studied music and traveled to South Africa at the age of 18, where he was shocked by the realities of Apartheid. He left the country in protest as he was unable to reconcile the oppression he witnessed with his values. This experience, along with stories from his parents about their opposition to the Nazi regime, influenced his decision to seek
He then pursued bio-dynamic agriculture a path of purpose and justice in his life., inspired by his great aunt’s work in reforming colonial practices in Africa. After facing challenges in finding sustainable work, he settled in Martha’s Vineyard, Massachusetts, where he built high-end waterfront homes for 40 years. His craftsmanship and dedication to excellence were central to his success.
This narrative was highly praised by Kat Kennedy of the US Review of Books, highlighting that “The author does an excellent job of conveying the urgency that war invokes, as well as the inner struggle one experiences when life’s circumstances force reactions which are in opposition to one’s core beliefs. This is a mesmerizing tale of the devastation of war and one man’s struggles to survive both his inner and outer conflicts.”
“Crossing Borders” by Ilmarinen G. Vogel presents an untold story of a young physician who survived World War II, but not all of him made it back. Returning to Stuttgart after his internment, he devoted his life to rebuilding his country, fighting for freedom in education, medicine, and social justice.
His mission was to ensure every person’s right to dignity and freedom, pushing past the trauma of two world wars that scarred humanity. Inspired by his words and actions, this story captures his journey as a champion for those facing physical and mental challenges and his unwavering commitment to the cause of freedom.
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