The story of 750 children and teenagers who survived Auschwitz and witnessed the liberation of the camp in January 1945.
Stolen Childhood
Children Liberated in Auschwitz
A moving and extensively documented publication dedicated to the youngest prisoners of Auschwitz — children and teenagers who survived the camp and witnessed its liberation in January 1945.
The book presents the history of child deportations to Auschwitz, the final days of the camp, the liberation of the prisoners, and the difficult postwar fate of surviving children, many of whom lost their entire families during the Holocaust.
The publication includes biographies of liberated children, lists organized by nationality, archival photographs, documents, memoirs, and testimonies sourced from museum archives and private collections.
Details
• Language: English
• Publisher: PMAB
• Year: 2024
• Pages: 512
• Cover: Hardcover, laminated
• Dimensions: 16.5 × 24.5 cm
• Weight: 1.06 kg
Condition
• New condition
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About Army Library
Army Library specializes primarily in books related to the Polish Armed Forces, including weaponry, equipment, uniforms, military vehicles, aircraft, and warships, with a particular focus on the World War II period.
We also offer a carefully selected range of specialist historical books and documentary albums dedicated to Nazi German concentration and extermination camps located in occupied Poland.