Confronting Devastation. Memoirs of Holocaust Survivors from Hungary
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- Nombre de pages488
- FormatePub
- ISBN978-1-988065-71-7
- EAN9781988065717
- Date de parution28/10/2019
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille9 Mo
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- ÉditeurHolocaust Survivor Memoirs Progr...
Résumé
Commemorating seventy-five years since Nazi Germany occupied Hungary, Confronting Devastation, an anthology of Canadian survivors' memoirs, examines the diverse experiences and memories of the Holocaust in Hungary. From the worsening exclusions that marked Jewish daily life before 1944 to forced labour battalions, ghettos and camps, and persecution and hiding in Budapest, the authors reflect on lives that were shattered, on the sorrows that came with liberation and, ultimately, on how they managed to persevere.
Editor Ferenc Laczó frames excerpts from twenty-two memoirs in their historical and political contexts, analyzing the events that led to the horrific "last chapter" of the Holocaust - the genocide of approximately 550, 000 Jews in Hungary between 1944 and 1945.
Editor Ferenc Laczó frames excerpts from twenty-two memoirs in their historical and political contexts, analyzing the events that led to the horrific "last chapter" of the Holocaust - the genocide of approximately 550, 000 Jews in Hungary between 1944 and 1945.
Commemorating seventy-five years since Nazi Germany occupied Hungary, Confronting Devastation, an anthology of Canadian survivors' memoirs, examines the diverse experiences and memories of the Holocaust in Hungary. From the worsening exclusions that marked Jewish daily life before 1944 to forced labour battalions, ghettos and camps, and persecution and hiding in Budapest, the authors reflect on lives that were shattered, on the sorrows that came with liberation and, ultimately, on how they managed to persevere.
Editor Ferenc Laczó frames excerpts from twenty-two memoirs in their historical and political contexts, analyzing the events that led to the horrific "last chapter" of the Holocaust - the genocide of approximately 550, 000 Jews in Hungary between 1944 and 1945.
Editor Ferenc Laczó frames excerpts from twenty-two memoirs in their historical and political contexts, analyzing the events that led to the horrific "last chapter" of the Holocaust - the genocide of approximately 550, 000 Jews in Hungary between 1944 and 1945.