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.

The award-winning memoir of a daughter uncovering the truth about her father's past in WWII Viennna.

A Resistance Fighter’s Cry for Freedom

A sweeping history of three generations darkened by the long shadow of the Holocaust, The Cello Still Sings is a vivid, moving, and true story of secrets kept, of personal discovery, and of the power of music to heal and to unite.

A memoir shedding light on the silence that kept generations apart.

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.

The House on Thrömerstrasse immerses the reader in the lives and times of one Jewish family over a period of almost 100 years, and does so through a narrative that is both spellbound and exhaustively researched.

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.

The thought-provoking and original work centering on a grown son’s journey through his father’s horrifying ordeal during the Holocaust.

When research reveals hushed WWII trauma embedded in a British family of Czech-Jewish ancestry.

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

"Suddenly two pairs of black boots appeared in the shrubbery near us… I looked up very, very slowly, from the boots to the uniforms and all the way up to the caps against the blue sky, and then quickly looked down… Two German officers… Finally, one of them addressed us in German, his attitude business-like, but with a touch of compassion, 'Mensch, du hast keine Zukunft (Man, you have no future).'”

Identity is a product of time and place. Who we are is inextricably linked to the forces of history.

The spellbinding memoirs of Holocaust survivor and artist Roman Halter (1927-2012).

When a  working class Jewish family goes into hiding in Nazi-occupied Paris, their neighbors band together to protect them.