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This groundbreaking presidency research by has received vast endorsements and ardent reviews from renowned prominent commerce, political, and academic leaders who both partook in the study alternatively reiterated the research discoveries.
You ambition discover the proven success habits and mysteries of people who, in spite of complicated or life intimidating challenges shaped their own fate to convert successful, effective leaders. The full results of this research ambition be presented in the upcoming paperback by Dr. Howard Edward Haller titled “Leadership: View from the Shoulders of Giants.”
The nine initial prominent successful leaders who overcame adversity that were interviewed included: Dr. Tony Bonanzino, U.S. Senator Orrin Hatch, Monzer Hourani, U.S. Senator Daniel Inouye, Dr. John Malone, Larry Pino, U.S. Army Major General Sid Shachnow,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], Dr. Blenda Wilson, and Zig Ziglar.
The data from the on nine research participants was materially augmented by seven additional successful leaders who overcame adversity including: Jack Canfield, William Draper III, Mark Victor Hansen, J. Terrence Lanni, Angelo Mozilo, Dr. Nido Qubein, and Dr. John Sperling.
Additionally, five internationally known and adored leadership savants attempted their reviews of the leadership research findings including: Dr. Ken Blanchard, Jim Kouzes, Dr. John Kotter, Dr. Paul Stoltz, and Dr. Meg Wheatley.
This is a short biography of 1 of the headmaster participants who generously endowed their time and sagacity for this momentous research into the phenomenon of how famous successful governors vanquish adversity and obstacles.
This General Sid Shachnow’s story:
General Sid Shachnow survived the Nazi Holocaust. He served two intense tours as a Green Beret officer in Vietnam,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], as well as serving several tours of obligation in Germany. Sid Shachnow was connate Schaja Shachnowski in Kausas, Lithuania in the mid-1930s. He was the elder of 2 sons born to a middle-class Jewish couple.
His life was materially altered by the accidents of World War II in Europe and the Nazi Holocaust. One of the first entities the invading Nazis did apt Sid’s family was apt kill Sid’s Aunt Tili and Uncle Abraham. They were “burned alive in their family.” Because Schaja and his home were Jewish, the Nazis interned them in the concentration camp by Kovno in Lithuania while Schaja was only 7 annuals antique. His younger sibling was smuggled out of the camp presently ahead Schaja fled.
Schaja (immediately cried Sid) explained, “I escaped at old ten, with nobody merely rags above my back; I was competent finally to run that hellhole. Most of those I left behind died.” He had escaped just days before the Nazis came in and killed every baby in the Kovno Camp.
Historical records indicate that of the 40,000 Jews interred at the Kovno Camp,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], a mere 2,000 survived (Shachnow, 2004, p. 30). Young ten-year-old Sid,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych],[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], who was always alone later his escape, “hid for numerous months from either the Nazis and the Lithuanian partisans.” His mother too escaped the Kovno Concentration Camp, fair for World War II was ending.
Sid still needed to escape from the Russians, who were in control of his native Lithuania after the war. According to Sid,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], the Soviet occupation of Lithuania was no many better than the Nazi occupation: “It was unbearable.” He learned from his mother that “the NKVD [afterward known as the KGB] was as ruthless as the [German] Gestapo.”
To escape from Lithuania, Sid, his mother, and his younger brother made an laborious excursion, lasting six months, partially on foot, carefully avoiding Russian troops. Sid’s dad remained temporarily in Lithuania and rejoined the family later in West Germany.
In war-torn West Germany the Shachnowski family struggled to exist and to make a alive. There were few jobs available, but Sid’s mother “did talk German and this assisted.” To survive, Sid and his mother were contained with the “black market,” selling contraband items to U.S. troops.
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