Me Too Was In Hell - Tragic Stories of the Forgotten Holocaust Victims

Me Too Was In Hell - Tragic Stories of the Forgotten Holocaust Victims: Horrifying stories of the holocaust victims like Lea Deutsch, Jane Haining, Mala ... and more by Natasha Tristan
English | 2022 | ISBN: N/A | ASIN: B09RW99TWP | 101 pages | EPUB | 0.69 Mb
ME TOO WAS IN HELL - TRAGIC STORIES OF THE FORGOTTEN HOLOCAUST VICTIMS

Man's life, dreams, and hopes were all shattered. There is no point in blaming the verdict. Man himself is the enemy of another man.
The damage caused by the Holocaust, which followed in its pathway during the outbreak of World War II and wreaked havoc on humanity, is not insignificant. It turned the soil into the debris of blood. All the buildings had turned into camps for human habitation. The Holocaust was a phenomenon that killed about six million Jews at the hands of the Nazis. The animosity of the Nazis towards the Jews in the past, modern racism, and nationalism were the main reasons for the Holocaust. It is entwined and complicated. Like a Rubies cube, each side is surrounded by the colours of each issue. Many people have fallen victim to the torrential downpour of that tragedy. There are different types of people from different parts of the society included in it. In those dark days, some could not cope with the pain, some had killed, some tried to escape, and some survived.
This is a book with ten chapters that trace the Holocaust days of some of those who were little known to the outside world. The ten portions going through the lives of ten victims; children, saints, and so on, from different sections of society were discussed in it. Life of Lea Deutsch, who shined like a star and fell off as a child; Jane Haining, who had the opportunity to secure her life, fought hard for others without stepping back; Mala Zimetbaum, who made several attempts to escape and helped others, was captured and sacrificed her life in a similar of such attempt; Walter Benjamin, who survived the Nazi persecutions by crossing borders and arrived in America and committed suicide; Saint Maximilian Kolbe, who mastered the ways of the priesthood and was benevolent to all; Rosette Wolczak trapped in Drancy camp and later convicted of indecent behaviour; Regina Jonas became the first woman rabbi to hold on to Jewish beliefs in the modern period; Bernard Natan, who started out in a pornographic production that no one else was much involved in, was imprisoned as fraud and of debt due to the economic crisis; Innocent Rutka Laskier, who lost her life at a very young age by the Holocaust, wanted to copy her dark days to diary pages and pass them to others in the future; Finally, ten chapters are concluded, including the life of Tova Friedman, who survived the Holocaust with the strong support of her mother and father, watched the liberation of Auschwitz. This book can bring the hidden realities of the Holocaust to everyone by knowing firsthand the lives of ten victims who went largely unknown.