personal narratives

An oral history of the Holocaust constructed from interviews with over one hundred survivors, spanning from the start of persecution in 1933 to the struggle to rebuild lives after liberation, which covers the ghettos, the camps, hiding, resistance, the death marches, and other topics.

Gotfryd recounts his Holocaust experiences before, during, and after World War II.

Tells the story of Ruth Kapp, a young Jewish girl in Nazi-occupied France in 1941, who, after being separated from her family, lived out the war hidden in a Catholic convent until being reunited with her parents in the final months of the conflict.

The author recounts his experiences during the Vietnam War from observor to active participant.

Presents first-person accounts from twenty-seven witnesses to the Holocaust, including Jews, Gentiles, Americans, a member of the Hitler Youth, a Jesuit priest, resistance fighters, and child survivors.

The chronology and personal interviews present a variety of opinions of the Vietnam War.

Presents memoirs and documents by survivors, witnesses, and historians of the Holocaust, recording in particular the horrendous burdens inflicted on the children.