Of Love and Death: Young Holocaust Survivors' Passage to Freedom

by Miriam Segal Shnycer

Overview

The Holocaust survivors have important and unique stories to impart about their lives before the war, after Germany invades Poland, liberation, and beyond.

The truth narrated in this book by the author, Miriam Segal Shnycer, pass the torch of memories of the young Holocaust survivors to future generation. She strongly believes that forgetting is dangerous.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781732788206
Publisher:	Auctus Publishers
Publication date:	03/19/2019
Pages:	198
Product dimensions:	5.50(w) x 8.50(h) x 0.42(d)

Editorial Reviews

“Of Love and Death: Young Holocaust Survivors’ Passage to Freedom vividly depicts the unfathomable horrors of the Holocaust. This incomparable saga shows us that people can overcome unspeakable adversities and hardships by calling on their innate resources of faith, courage, and perseverance. Every page of Shnycer’s book underscores the triumphant resilience of the human spirit through its unforgettable characters who show us that love is always stronger than death. In clear, poetic prose, Of Love and Death relates the story of five people from three families who survived the Holocaust and went on to realize the American dream. The author’s skillful and vibrant narration takes us to a place we’ve only read about in history books and makes this heartrending story about the Holocaust immediate and real for its readers. Shnycer brings all the characters to life so that we feel like we know each character intimately. The book’s dialogue rings true with characters who never fail to touch our hearts and souls. I highly recommend this book for anyone desiring to learn the true story of the Holocaust. I will never forget the Lipschutz, Ferber, and Schnitzer families and how they prevailed over evil. They are an inspiration to all of us.” —Catherine DePino, Ed.D, has written seventeen books about bullying, writing, and parenting. For many years, she worked as a teacher and department head in the Philadelphia School District and at Temple

University as an adjunct assistant professor.

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