Heart-wrenching account of a young woman enduring Nazi atrocities in the Kovno ghetto in Lithuania.

Staying silent meant staying alive during the six years Krisia spent in ghettos and concentration camps. After surviving the Holocaust, she would remain silent for the rest of her life.

A salient consideration of the Jewish plight during and after WWII.

Speaking to challenges faced by daughters and granddaughters of Holocaust survivors who modeled many mixed messages. In spite of the hardships, the novel portrays a compelling story of growth.

Author and Holocaust survivor Wolf Holles’s personal experiences intricately woven into a convincing WWII historical fiction novel.

When Manny Hoffman and Rudi Klein are arrested and sent to Dachau’s notorious concentration camp, neither expect to find in each other something worth living for. Thrown together by chance, a tender and unforeseen relationship blossoms against a background of unspeakable evil. As they attempt to hold on to their humanity and each other, we also see glimpses into the lives and deaths of other camp inmates, showing that there is more that connects us, than that which divides us.

Raised on a Catskills chicken farm and now a Manhattan psychiatrist, Michelle Friedman confronts the legacy of Holocaust trauma and family violence, seeking to understand what makes one person break, and another survive.

Award-winning book: Mendelevski's box. He survived Auschwitz but now Simon Mendelevski has to find out who betrayed his family.

Could German Jews have done more to rebel against the Nazis and resist deportation to slaughter? Dr. Walter Leopold faced this question in real time, and shares his story of Jewish resistance in this shocking WW2 diary.

Defying Death on the Danube is a must-read story of strength, survival, and resiliency.

Two survivors of Auschwitz get married. Their shared struggle and the horror of their experiences enabled them to bridge the gap between despair and hope.

The Glassmaker’s Son sees Peter Kupfer traveling to Germany to reconnect with a history that his father was anxious to forget.

Berlin 1941. 11-year-old Wolf escapes Nazi Germany, attempts to build an American identity, and finally returns to Germany as a young American intelligence officer during the height of the Cold War.

Erzählt von Manci Grunberger Beran & Ruth Grunberger Mermelstein

Intimate and historically sweeping, this is a testament to the endurance of memory and the resilience of a single family who refused to be erased. Through the voice of his mother, Ray Kaner – a fiercely intelligent girl, who survived four years in the Łódź ghetto, slave labor, and near death in Bergen-Belsen – Dr. Charles Kaner reconstructs her shattering experience during the Holocaust, the power of sisterhood, and the extraordinary life that followed. Interwoven with his own journey as a second-generation survivor, Kaner traces how Ray transformed her trauma into action, helping establish one of the first Holocaust testimony projects in America and laying groundwork for the Museum of Jewish Heritage in New York City.

Since a young age Jeffrey Vonk has been infected with the travel bug, in Breaking Free he shares how he embraced it.

Il Tesoro della Collezione

The story of Richard Stern, whose photograph - showing a rare Jewish protest in Nazi Germany - hangs in multiple German museums. He was the author's Great Uncle.

This is the story of Sabine Fröhlich and the horrific suffering her family was subjected to during the Nazi regime.

Giving back to others becomes a way for this survivor to come to terms with the destruction his family, friends, and people faced.

Telling the story of the love and dedication of a young brother and sister, Polish Jews, during the tumultuous start of World War II.

Adena Bernstein Astrowsky describe un importante y trágico capítulo de la historia mundial en Vivir entre muertos.

A loving family life belies harrowing wartime experiences and extraordinary courage, and ultimately fails to hide Martha’s biggest secret.

Drawn from an unpublished memoir and long-buried journals, Dreaming of the River tells the harrowing true story of a mother secretly saving lives with smuggled medicine – knowing a firing squad awaits if she’s caught, and her 13-year-old daughter kilometers away – forced into bomb-making amid prisoners dying from TNT – whose survival hangs on whether her mother can reach her in time.

Cedric is like no other bear. He has a life full of adventures; there's no such thing as a dull day for Cedric!

The powerful true story of a family surviving the horrors of the Killing Fields in Cambodia.

An historical account of escaping genocide as a young Jewish boy in Slovakia, often walking through woods or catching trains with no particular destination in mind, only the will to survive.

A Search For Artistic Freedom in the Shadow of the Holocaust.

A detailed, beautifully written story about the author's grandfather’s experiences before, during and after the Holocaust.

If his friends' resistance activities are exposed, he will be shot and they may be tortured to death. His houseguest happens to be a Nazi officer...

At age twelve, Moris Albahari, a Sephardic Jew living in Yugoslavia during World War II, escapes transport to a Croatian death camp, only to be found in the mountains of Bosnia joining Tito’s Partisan resistance movement fighting the Nazis.

This novel vividly brings to life the day to day emotional challenges faced by three Jewish-American girls who just want their Holocaust survivor mother to be happy.

The remarkable and deeply moving story of a German-Jewish doctor who survived WWII in the Netherlands.

A timeless story of betrayal and strength that takes places within the powerfully imagined setting of the author’s own locale: Norfolk. Nicholas Bundock’s masterful prose conjures up the world of deceit and cynicism that is Hillgate Hall…

One-Way Ticket from Westerbork is dedicated to those who got onto the trains from Westerbork in the Netherlands. 56,700 deportees were destined for Auschwitz alone.

An epic and haunting story set in the city of Nuremberg, There Was a Garden in Nuremberg brings to light the unheard voices of ordinary people as they navigate the peril of Nazi Germany. Based on the author's family history.

Told with great care and sensitivity, Land of Many Bridges is a second-generation Holocaust memoir that is at its core is about the love within a family.

When a Jewish and a Roma woman in war-torn Germany can no longer hide in plain sight, they begin a journey made more dangerous by vigilant enemies. When We Disappeared is a tale of how women risk prejudice and hatred to reunite with their loved ones.

The frank account of a Holocaust survivor who fought to create a life freed from her past while battling bipolar disorder.

Growing up with an angry father and a distant mother, the author knew they had survived the Holocaust, but without a full understanding of what this really meant, or what it had truly cost them.

The Mulberry Tree is testimony to how democracy can inconspicuously turn into totalitarianism – fascist, national-socialist or communist.

Remembering Ravensbrück is the award-winning story of the gripping journey Natalie Hess embarks upon, travelling through the darkest moments of the Holocaust and coming out stronger and wiser at the other end.

A Boy Called Hyppo tells the shocking story of a boy who survived the Genocide against the Tutsi, worked hard to gain an education, and went to great lengths to learn to forgive the killers.

Hank Brodts Holocaust-Memoire ist eine notwendige Erinnerung an eine der schlimmsten Zeiten in der Menschheitsgeschichte.

A Resistance Fighter’s Cry for Freedom

A powerful and true survival story of loss, sacrifice, and the courage to keep fighting for freedom.

A powerfully intimate family portrait, this memoir tells the remarkable story of a Jewish family's harrowing escape from Nazi Germany, and provides a unique window into the Jewish diaspora.

This intimate and poignant fiction paints the panorama of the emotional canvas of people affected by the Holocaust: renewal as well as trauma, insight as well as sorrow, ingenuity as well as loss.

Buried beneath a city at war – hope flickers in the dark.

A very practical and accessible book for bookkeepers, accountants, CPA’s and other financial experts.

This true story highlights in a personal and poignant way how traumas caused by the Nazis can have devasting effects even for survivors who managed to flee this evil regime in time.

Un hommage à la force indestructible de l’esprit humain

When the Music Stopped is a brilliantly crafted historical account that follows the inspiring life of Willy Rosen from his time as a celebrated German Soldier in WWI, a famous entertainer, and finally, a victim of Auschwitz’s gas chambers. It is a heart-warming story that reminds us that beauty can exist amidst horror.

The Journey of a Hidden Child charts the strenuous efforts of a son trying to piece together his family’s story during WWII.

She escaped Nazi Germany only to have her life torn apart by the woman she saved from the camps: her mother

Dies ist die Überlebensgeschichte eines jungen polnischen Mädchens, dem es gelingt, vor einer Aktion, die ihre Heimatstadt judenrein machen sollte, zu fliehen. Die junge Halina Goldberg arbeitet über ein Jahr lang unter immer schwieriger werdenden Bedingungen in unterschiedlichen Arbeitslagern und wird schließlich mit 2.000 anderen Frauen auf einen grausamen Todesmarsch durch den harten Winter 1945 geschickt, den nur wenige überleben würden.

“… one of the most unique documents to appear after the Holocaust.” - Ilana Dayan, Galei Tsahal Radio Station, Jerusalem

This deeply saddening yet touching memoir is not only about the horrific Nazi regime and how it affected both Lilo and Ernst, but it is also a memoir to recognize and thank the heroic people who put themselves in danger to save their lives.

Un Commovente Diario carico di Memorie dell'Olocausto.

The moving story of two survivors from Wlodawa. A loop in time, a capsule of the past, ''On Sunny Days We Sang'' resurrects with brilliant accuracy of detail, the turmoil stained on Polish ground during the Second World War.

Romance and Survival amidst the Horrors of War

The extraordinary memoir of a living veteran, who was witness and protagonist of World War II and the Diaspora of millions of Jews forced to migrate across borders. It is also the story of a boy growing into a man, whose identity is shaped in wartime, as he ponders on war values, idealism, national identity, migration, first love, and family ties.

One of the lucky few! In this riveting memoir, daughter (Shulamit Reinharz) and father (Max Rothschild) join forces to explain how Max resisted and outlived the Nazi-occupation of Holland.

A haunting story beautifully told, The Boy in the Back is a stunning testimony to the power of the human spirit—essential reading for anyone who values life.