The Survivor's Song
A tragicomic, inspirational memoir of surviving the Holocaust. The author spent nearly three years on the road with the Hungarian forced labor battalions during WWII, taking him from Budapest to the area of Stalingrad. Armed with only his wits, a smattering of courage, some unexpected help and lots of luck, he survives the brutal conditions with his joie de vivre and sense of humor intact.

After the war, the author continues to use the skill and inventiveness that helped him survive. He becomes an eyewitness to much of the foolish decisions made by the freshly-minted communist economy which eventually led to the Hungarian uprising of 1956.
1110421811
The Survivor's Song
A tragicomic, inspirational memoir of surviving the Holocaust. The author spent nearly three years on the road with the Hungarian forced labor battalions during WWII, taking him from Budapest to the area of Stalingrad. Armed with only his wits, a smattering of courage, some unexpected help and lots of luck, he survives the brutal conditions with his joie de vivre and sense of humor intact.

After the war, the author continues to use the skill and inventiveness that helped him survive. He becomes an eyewitness to much of the foolish decisions made by the freshly-minted communist economy which eventually led to the Hungarian uprising of 1956.
18.99 In Stock
The Survivor's Song

The Survivor's Song

by Thomas Fodor
The Survivor's Song

The Survivor's Song

by Thomas Fodor

Paperback(Previously published as two volumes)

$18.99 
  • SHIP THIS ITEM
    In stock. Ships in 1-2 days.
  • PICK UP IN STORE

    Your local store may have stock of this item.

Related collections and offers


Overview

A tragicomic, inspirational memoir of surviving the Holocaust. The author spent nearly three years on the road with the Hungarian forced labor battalions during WWII, taking him from Budapest to the area of Stalingrad. Armed with only his wits, a smattering of courage, some unexpected help and lots of luck, he survives the brutal conditions with his joie de vivre and sense of humor intact.

After the war, the author continues to use the skill and inventiveness that helped him survive. He becomes an eyewitness to much of the foolish decisions made by the freshly-minted communist economy which eventually led to the Hungarian uprising of 1956.

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781069236012
Publisher: Thomas C. Fodor
Publication date: 02/25/2025
Edition description: Previously published as two volumes
Pages: 602
Product dimensions: 5.50(w) x 8.50(h) x 1.34(d)
From the B&N Reads Blog

Customer Reviews