Yolanda dwornik is a freelance building control officer presently working for Barnet council. Her work has taken her from Holloway Prison to Foster and Partners' Greater London Authority building. Her story is partly about how hard it was to make progress as a female engineer in the 1960s and 1970s, but before that, she faced challenges that few of her British colleagues could imagine possible. Yolanda was born in Warsaw in the decade before the war. She's a little reticent about the year, but she didn't get long to familiarise herself with her surroundings before the Germans arrived and changed them forever. From September 1939, Warsaw and south-eastern Poland became a colony of the Third Reich. The Nazis closed down all the schools and imposed a 10pm curfew.
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机译：Yolanda dwornik是一名自由建筑控制官，目前在Barnet委员会工作。她的工作使她从霍洛韦监狱（Holloway Prison）带到了福斯特合伙人事务所（Foster and Partners）的大伦敦政府大楼。她的故事部分是关于在1960年代和1970年代作为一名女工程师取得进步有多么艰巨的努力，但在此之前，她面临着英国同事很少能想象到的挑战。约兰达（Yolanda）在战前十年出生于华沙。她对这一年有点沉默寡言，但不久之后德国人就来到了这里，并永久改变了周围的环境，以熟悉周围的环境。从1939年9月开始，华沙和波兰东南部成为第三帝国的殖民地。纳粹关闭了所有学校，并实施了晚上10点的宵禁。
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