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	My Childhood In The Holocaust by Judith Jaegermann My Childhood In The Holocaust is Judith Jaegermann's account of survival against the Nazi death machine during World War II. As a child when Judith should have been playing with her dolls and teddy bears, she was fighting off death in the German concentration camps. From Theresienstadt to Auschwitz to Birkenau to Bergen-Belsen, she survived the genocide of 6,000,000 Jews, which the world kept quiet about for so many years. Because Mrs. Jaegermann is one of the last surviving eyewitnesses to the...	$9.95 Add:
	The Angel of Poetry by Brigitte Ringer Nenner Discover who the Angel of Poetry is and when the Angel first appeared to Brigitte. Find out where the Angel could not go with Brigitte and how the Angel protected her. As a child, Brigitte Ringer Nenner was an eyewitness to Kristallnacht and ultimately survived imprisonment in the Bergen Belsen Concentration Camp. What she saw during the Holocaust and experienced as a result of the Holocaust, she has written in this book. She tells her story in prose, suitable for young readers. Then she...	$14.95 Add:
	The Butterfly And The Flame by Leah Shinnar When a world power actively hunts you - to imprison you, to kill you - simply because you are a Jew - How do you survive? What do you think about to yourself? What do you talk about with your family and friends? How do you live? In The Butterfly And The Flame , Leah Shinnar provides first-hand answers to such simple and ordinary, yet life-challenging questions, for - miraculously - she, a teenage Jewish girl from Krakow, survived the hunter. Creatively using vignettes, Mrs. Shinnar has written...	$12.95 Add:
	Chestnut Roulette by Jan Kot The Amazing Story Of A Lvov Jewish Youth Who Triumphs Over Adversity, Outwitting The Nazis and Luftwaffe A Lvov Jewish youth watches from the Ghetto as his father, then his sister, and finally his mother are taken away by the Nazis in Poland in 1942. Left to his own skills, and with an Aryan look, the boy buys a new identity in the black market and emerges as Jan Kot. Traveling and working together with other Jewish boys, they adopt "Kashtan," which is Polish for Chestnut, as their...	$22.95 Add:
	The Failure of Man and The Enigma of God’s Silence The Holocaust was an event that involved victims, perpetrators, bystanders and a few rescuers. Who were these people and how did they influence the Holocaust? In this book, The Failure of Man and The Enigma of God’s Silence , Dr. Moshe Avital presents penetrating questions and answers to shed light on how and why the Holocaust happened. He presents extraordinary testimony, bringing to light many unknown facts of the Holocaust era. Dr. Avital describes the policies, practices and...	$29.95 Add:
	Jacob's Courage: A Holocaust Love Story by Charles Weinblatt Jacob's Courage is a beautiful love story set against the backdrop of the Holocaust. Jacob's Courage chronicles the dazzling beauty of passionate love and enduring bravery in a lurid world where the innocent are brutally murdered. In 1939, seventeen-year-old Austrians Jacob Silverman and Rachael Goldberg are bright, talented, and deeply in love. Because they are Jews, their families lose everything; their jobs, possessions and money, contact with loved ones, and finally their liberty at the...	$22.95 Add:
	Till They Meet Again As Russian soldiers herd them onto a train to an unknown destination, Helena Landau grimly realizes that keeping her family alive will be solely her responsibility. When Helena's husband, David, a respected art and antique dealer, discovers his family gone, he resolutely sets out to find them using his professional expertise. So begins this suspenseful and harrowing saga of a Jewish family separated by war. As they both struggle to survive, David and Helena long to be reunited, but many years...	$16.95 Add:
	A Holocaust Survivor: In The Footsteps of His Past This book is a fascinating chronicle of Naftali Deutsch's miraculous survival from five concentration camps as a teenaged boy. A Holocaust Survivor: In The Footsteps Of His Past documents the atrocities and crimes of the Germans, Hungarians, and their collaborators, who murdered Naftali Deutsch's parents and brothers following their deportation in 1944 from Kimyat, Ruthenia. After World War II and Naftali's liberation, he made his way to Israel, and then on to the United States, where he became...	$22.95 Add:
	Hardbitten Memories: At The Blink of An Eye Yaakov Reinbach's odyssey from his birth in a displaced persons camp in Germany, through growing up and living in the United States, and finally setting up a home in Israel, may not be typical of all children of Holocaust survivors. Likewise all children of Holocaust survivors did not necessarily have the same personal experiences or develop the same sensitivities he did. However, his descriptions of the difficulties he had communicating with his father, his contact with the world of youthful...	$15.95 Add:
	Not To Forget, Impossible To Forgive by Dr. Moshe Avital This is the heroic story of a young Jewish boy's survival in the Nazi concentration camps, as well as an analysis of the Nazi era. At 14, Moshe Doft Avital and his family were expelled from their hometown, Bilke, Ruthenia in Czechoslovakia to the Ghetto Beregszasz. The Germans separated Avital from his family after they were deported to the Auschwitz concentration camp. His parents were murdered in Auschwitz. He was imprisoned as a slave laborer in five other concentration camps before being...	$29.95 Add: