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Eye of the Devil: From a stolen childhood to success
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Eye of the Devil: From a stolen childhood to success

Eye of the Devil: From a stolen childhood to success

This is the inspiring story of how one young man with limited education overcame a cruel upbringing and became a successful businessman, against all odds. During WWII, William's mother abandoned him when he was only three years old. For the next few years, his grandmother provided for and loved him. William had no idea of the trials that lay ahead of him. At age six, his father remarried and William's world was torn apart. For the next ten years, he was ostracised and beaten by a pitiless stepmother while his father seemed indifferent to his suffering. Eye of the Devil shows how sheer determination can transform a stolen childhood of great hardship into a triumph of the human spirit.
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Eye of the Devil: From a stolen childhood to success

This is the inspiring story of how one young man with limited education overcame a cruel upbringing and became a successful businessman, against all odds. During WWII, William's mother abandoned him when he was only three years old. For the next few years, his grandmother provided for and loved him. William had no idea of the trials that lay ahead of him. At age six, his father remarried and William's world was torn apart. For the next ten years, he was ostracised and beaten by a pitiless stepmother while his father seemed indifferent to his suffering. Eye of the Devil shows how sheer determination can transform a stolen childhood of great hardship into a triumph of the human spirit.

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This is the inspiring story of how one young man with limited education overcame a cruel upbringing and became a successful businessman, against all odds. During WWII, William's mother abandoned him when he was only three years old. For the next few years, his grandmother provided for and loved him. William had no idea of the trials that lay ahead of him. At age six, his father remarried and William's world was torn apart. For the next ten years, he was ostracised and beaten by a pitiless stepmother while his father seemed indifferent to his suffering. Eye of the Devil shows how sheer determination can transform a stolen childhood of great hardship into a triumph of the human spirit.