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Isabella : from Auschwitz to freedom

1994
In one of the most soul-stirring and inspiring memoirs of the Holocaust ever written, Isabella (Katz) Leitner describes the deportation of her family to Auschwitz and their year-long imprisonment in one of the death camps in Nazi Germany. Isabella's youngest sister and mother are sent to their deaths upon arrival. For the remaining members of the Katz family, each day becomes a desperate endeavor to survive, as the four sisters struggle fiercely to buoy each other's spirits and strength.

Saving the fragments

from Auschwitz to New York
1985
Continues her "Fragments of Isabella," from the time of her liberation and escape from the Nazis at Auschwitz.

Fragments of Isabella

1983
Isabella Katz recounts her memories of Auschwitz and how she survived.

Fragments of Isabella

a memoir of Auschwitz
1978
Isabella Katz recounts her memories of Auschwitz and how she survived.

The big lie

a true story
1992
The author describes her experiences as a survivor of the Nazi death camp at Auschwitz during World War II.
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