jewish children

Because the author's great-grandmother, a new immigrant to America, felt lonely, her mother devised a special way of helping her.

A collection of interviews in which young people from Eastern Europe describe what life is like as descendants of Holocaust survivors.

The author presents an account of her experiences as a child in Nazi-occupied France and later in the Bergen-Belsen death camp.

Survivors of the Holocaust share their childhood experiences of having to hide their identities and live under the ever-present threat of Nazi persecution.

Chronicles the experiences of Izr?el Zachariah Deutsch, a deaf boy living in Czechoslovakia during World War II, focusing on the years he spent in the Nazi concentration camps.