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Women Writing the Holocaust Books:

Recommended Books Submitted By A Survivor and a Student of the Holocaust

the following are from Women Writing the Holocaust books, part of a thesis shared from Catherine Bernard.

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“Fragments Of Isabella” by Isabella Leitner, Dell Publishing Co.

Women Writing the Holocaust books

Isabella : From Auschwitz to Freedom; Isabella Leitner, Irving A. Leitner; Paperback; $11.65

Auschwitz and After; Charlotte Delbo, Rosette C. Lamont; Hardcover; $22.50

“A Season for Healing”, reflections on the Holocaust, by Anne Roiphe, Summit Books, N.Y./ London/ Toronto/ Sydney/ Tokyo

“An Interrupted Life” by Etty Hillesum, $5.39 Pantheon Books, New York.

Different Voices : Women and the Holocaust; Carol Ann Rittner, et al; Hardcover; $24.26

Different Voices : Women and the Holocaust; Carol Ann Rittner, et al; Paperback; $17.06

Making Stories, Making Selves : Feminist Reflections on the Holocaust; R. Ruth Linden; Paperback; $14.95

From Ashes to Life : My Memories of the Holocaust; Lucille Eichengreen; Paperback; $16.16

A Partisan’s Memoir : Woman of the Holocaust; Faye Schulman, Sarah Silberstein Swartz; Paperback; $14.35

Women in the Resistance and in the Holocaust : The Voices of Eyewitnesses; Vera Laska; Hardcover (Publisher Out Of Stock)

The Women of Terezin; Cara Desilva; Hardcover; $25.00 (Special Order)

Women of Theresienstadt : Voices from a Concentration Camp; Ruth Schwertfeger; Hardcover; $29.95 (Special Order)

Writing As Resistance : Four Women Confronting the Holocaust : Edith Stein, Simone Weil, Anne Frank, Etty Hillesum; Rachel Feldhay Brenner; Hardcover (Not Yet Published)

 

Allach Liberation

How Dark the Heavens by Sidney Iwens
Lubaczow Partisans

Keep Yelling!
A Polish Partisan Testimony

"He was at last able to summons the painful memories of those tragic events he lived through from 1939 to the end of 1944 — the day he finally exclaimed ‘I am free!’. ."

Jacques Lipetz and the story related to the Jewish Refugee Committee of Manila (JRC)

"The Jewish colony in Manila was a mixture of German Jews who hailed largely from Breslau and Frankfurt, a variety of other European Jews from Eastern Europe mainly, a number of Sephards from Lebanon, Syria and Iraq and us."

Jacque Lipetz

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