The Uprooted : A Hitler Legacy - Voices of Those Who Escaped Before the "Final Solution" by Dorit Bader Whiteman, foreword by William B. Helmreich, published by Insight Books, Plenum Press in December 1994, hardcover with dust jacket, 2nd Printing.  

The book is in good condition.  The dust jacket has wear, scuffing and price tag residue on the spine (see photos 1-3).

While much information exists on the dramatic fate of concentration camp victims, little is available about the Jewish men, women, and children who managed to escape before Hitler implemented mass executions and the death camps.  The Uprooted is an extraordinary work featuring the stories of 190 escapees, lived through their own eyes and compellingly recollected in their own words.  The author, a clinical psychologist and a refugee herself, depicts the experiences of these escapees' the persecution by citizens and officials; the abrupt confiscation of personal possessions; the raids and arrests; the quest to save the children; the dangers and fortuities in escape and resettlement; and the lasting emotional consequences of these experiences.