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From Tyranny to Awakening w/ Vera Sharav | The Courtenay Turner Podcast

ByVera Sharav

Vera Sharav a Holocaust survivor, human rights activist, author and filmmaker joins courtenay Turner for a passionate and heartfelt discussion about her trials and tribulations and the wisdom she has gleaned. She draws parallels from her past experiences to the present time as a warning to us all in hope that personal agency will act as a disruptor to the looming tyrannical forces.

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