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Read on Amazon Ordinary Men by Christopher R. It seemed that the only way that a Jew could survive in wartime Poland was to become invisible. Read on Amazon Invisible Jews by Eddie Bielawskiįor three long years, starting in 1941 when the Nazis started the deportations and mass killings, Eddie and his family hid in secret bunkers that were dug in fields, under sheds, or constructed in barn lofts. Rejected by a publisher in the 1960s because of its incredible details, this true story, finally available to the public, will shock, horrify, and touch readers. The Polish Jew was one of the first eight men to enter Auschwitz, as a political prisoner in 1940, and one of the last to escape Dachau. In this grisly memoir, Marilyn resurrects Murray Scheinberg’s stories of six hellish years in Nazi concentration camps during World War II. Read on Amazon First One In, Last One Out by Marilyn Shimon In this book, the true story behind an iconic photograph taken at the liberation of a DEATH TRAIN deep in the heart of Nazi Germany-brought to life by the history teacher who discovered it, and went on to reunite hundreds of Holocaust survivors with the actual American soldiers who saved them! Read on Amazon A Train Near Magdeburg by Matthew Rozell This book includes 60 documentary photos to show the violent truth of the Holocaust.

With a close companion and a beloved wife, Mund flees with the promise of something better - not to mention safer - but how long will it last? Tango of Death based on the true story of conductor Jacob Mund, his orchestra, and dozens of thousands of other Jews who lived in Poland at World War II. Jacob Mund's blissful life as a brilliant musician is everything a composer could ever dream of, but that all changes with the onslaught of Nazi Germany's rise and the ban of Jewish composers in Vienna. In an age where we are becoming desensitized to horrific events, Tango of Death's characters give voices, emotions and personalities that will stay with readers for a long time after the book is done. Read on Amazon Tango of Death by Mikhail Baranovskiy Only love and sacrifice might make them whole again. While Hitler ransacks Europe in pursuit of a pure German race, the lives of three broken souls-thrown together by chance - intertwine. Willem, a high-ranking Nazi doctor, plans to save lives when he takes posts in both the ghetto and Auschwitz. Blonde, blue-eyed Matilda is wrenched from her family in Romania and taken to Germany, where her captors attempt to mold her into the perfect Aryan child. Imprisoned in the Lodz Ghetto, Elsi discovers her mother’s desperate attempt to end her pregnancy and comes face-to-face with the impossibility of their situation. Read on Amazon Broken Angels by Gemma Liviero Those discovered were either sent to their death or were used for genetic testing. Josef Mengele would squeeze their breasts to see if any milk leaked out. Despite being strangers to one another, these women had something in common: all were a few months pregnant and needed to keep this a secret from their Nazi captors. Torn from their families by the Nazis, they were first sent to Auschwitz, then Freiberg, then finally Mauthausen. The three mothers, Priska, Rachel, and Anka, defied death to give their children life. Like most books about the Holocaust, this one is difficult to read, the cruelty beyond comprehension.

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