YVONNE MURTHA was born in Batavia, on the island of Java in Indonesia, where she lived until immigrating with her family to Holland in 1946. The war with Japan changed her life forever when the Imperial Japanese Army invaded and occupied the Dutch East Indies on March 8, 1942. During World War II with Japan, she spent three years in two Japanese concentration camps in Java with her mother and her sister. After the war and the Indonesian revolution for independence that followed, Yvonne and her family fled to Holland, losing everything. After continuing her school education in Holland, she graduated from High School. She is a graduate from a prestigious Secretarial College in The Hague. Her diploma qualified her for an overseas job with a Dutch Certified Public Accounting firm on the island of Curacao (Netherlands Antilles) in the Caribbean. After having traveled around the world for business and pleasure, she immigrated to the United States where she got married and has two children. Yvonne just loved to read books ever since childhood. She grew up with Indonesian folklore, mythology, legends, and prophecies in Java. The mysterious Djojobojo Prophecy had accurately predicted the loss of the Dutch colonies in cryptic prophetic language... 800 years before it happened. The supernatural story had always fascinated her, hoping to in the future write a book about King Djojobojo, who is sometimes referred to as the Javanese Nostradamus. Several decades later, her dream of writing the book was fulfilled. The title of the book: BAMBOO WALLS: A YOUNG WOMAN'S MEMOIR OF INTERNMENT IN A TIME OF WAR. The Mystery of the Djojobojo Prophecy Yvonne lives in California and has two children and four grandchildren. They are proud of their Mom and Oma from Indonesia, who survived two wars. She is working on a memoir about the mystery of Life after Death. It is an inspirational story about reincarnation, twin souls, heaven, extraterrestrial visits to planet Earth, and much more.