The Words to Remember It: Memoirs of Child Holocaust Survivors

Discover 'The Words to Remember It: Memoirs of Child Holocaust Survivors,' a poignant collection of personal accounts from the brave children who endured the Holocaust. This powerful trade paperback, published by Scribe Publications in 2009, spans 346 pages filled with stories that resonate deeply. Each memoir serves as a testament to survival against unimaginable adversity and an archiving of childhood experiences torn apart by war. The harrowing narratives not only examine their traumatic past but also reflect on resilience, hope, and the importance of remembrance. As these child survivors share their journeys, readers are compelled to confront the realities of prejudice and the necessity of vigilance in the face of ignorance. The foreword by Caroline Jones, AO, emphasizes these stories' profound impact, inspiring gratitude for our freedoms and a call to action against hatred. This book is a crucial read for those seeking to understand the Holocaust through the direct voices of its youngest survivors, ensuring their memories are forever honored. Ideal for educators, historians, and anyone interested in Holocaust literature, 'The Words to Remember It' encourages deep reflection and meaningful conversations about our shared humanity. Purchase today from Smartfox NZ and help keep the stories of these remarkable survivors alive. Enjoy FREE shipping on your order, ensuring you receive this essential book without delay. Remember, your purchase not only supports literature but also the continued dialogue on the importance of tolerance and remembrance.
Condition: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9781921372636
Format: Trade paperback (UK)
Year: 2009
Publisher: Scribe Publications
Pages: 346


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'These are stories to move the heart profoundly; to elicit gratitude for all that we have; powerful stories to make us determined to speak out and take action against prejudice or hateful gossip; stories to encourage a vigorous, constructive questioning of authority; stories to remind us always that the price of liberty is, indeed, eternal vigilance, by all the people, on behalf of all the people.' - from the foreword, by Caroline Jones, AO Accurate numbers can never be known, but it is estimated that more than one million children under the age of 16 perished during the Holocaust. For the children who survived, what they saw and heard, and what they lost, remains an indelible trauma that affects them in profound and unspeakable ways. In 1987 in Sydney, a number of child survivors formed a group so that they could meet in a safe environment to share their stories and begin to process their grief. Later, the group began creative writing sessions. For many, finding ways to remember was the beginning of a painful reintegra

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