My Mother's Journal: How Does a Child Alone Survive the Brutal Nazi Slave Camps? - Lois Silver-Avrin - Bog

A woman dies leaving her daughter a journal in which she describes for the first time how she survived six years in the brutal Nazi slave labor camps in Germany and Poland. Hanna Neuman was an eleven year old child when, through an accident of fate, she was separated from her parents and her two sisters. Based on historical facts, the novel details life in pre-World War II Germany and day to day in the camps where Jews were sent to be exterminated.