"I have lived a thousand years:" Readings on the Holocaust

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“I have lived a thousandyears:
Readings on the Holocaust
NON-FICTION
Bau, Joseph
DEARGOD, HAVEYOU EVERGONE HUNGRY?
An“illegal” inthe ghetto, sentto a concentration camp,
he survivedbecausehiswife puthimon Schindler’s
list. DS135 .P62 K6789313 1998
Bauman, Janina
WINTERINTHE MORNING:AYOUNG GIRL’S
LIFE INTHE WARSAWGHETTOAND BEYOND
Aftera shelteredchildhood, Janina is forcedto live in
the ghettowithhermotherand sister.
DS135.P63 B383 1986
Bergman,Tamar
ALONG THETRACKS
Separated fromhis familywhile fleeingtheNazis,
Yankeletravels alongthetraintracks, tryingto survive
and findhis family. DS135 .P6B3914 1991
Bernstein, SaraTuvel
THE SEAMSTRESS:AMEMOIROF SURVIVAL
Expelled from school afterthrowing inkat an anti-
Semitic professor, Sarabecame a dressmaker, tailoring
to Romanian nobility, beforebeing sentto Ravensbruck.
DS135.R73 B47 1999
Bitton-Jackson, Livia
HAVE LIVEDATHOUSANDYEARS: GROWING
I
UPINTHE HOLOCAUST
What is death all about? What is life all about? These
arethe questions ofthirteen-year-old ElliFriedman.
DS135.H93 .J33
Burger, Harry
BIANCASTELLA: AJEWISH PARTISAN IN
WORLD WARTWO
Afterhiding withhis mother in France, theteenaged
Austrian wentto Italy andjoinedtheresistance, evading
capture forsevenyears. DS135.A93 B87 1997
Frank,Anne
THE DIARYOFAYOUNG GIRL
Keptwhilehidingwith herfamily in anAmsterdam
warehouse. DS135 .N6F73313 1996x
Fenelon, Fania
PLAYINGFORTIME
AParis cabaretsinger, memberoftheresistance, and a
Jew, she was chosentoperform inthe orchestraforthe
Auschwitzstaff D810.J4F39613 1997
Friedlander,Albert, ed
OUTOF THE WHIRLWIND:AREADEROF
HOLOCAUSTLITERATURE
Works byAnneFrank, EliWeisel, PrimoLevy, and
others. D804.3 .087 1999
Handler,Andrewand SusanV. Meschel
YOUNG PEOPLE SPEAK: SURVIVINGTHE
HOLOCAUSTIN HUNGARY
Agirl whowantedto swim inthe Olympics, aboywho
lies abouthis agetojoinaworkunit. Eleven survivors
remember. DS135.H93A18 1993
Horn, Joseph "i
MARK ITWITHASTONE
September 1, 1939, wastobethebestday intwelve-
year-oldJoseph’s life. Hewastobeginhigh
school...Henevermade it. DS135.P62 R318 1996
Krall, Hanna
SHIELDINGTHEFLAME
An intimate conversationwith Dr. MarekEdelman, the
lastsurviving leaderoftheWarsaw ghettouprising.
DS135 .P62W277713 1986
Lobel,Anita
NO PRETTYPICTURES:ACHILD OF WAR
ACaldecott Honor-winning illustratorrecalls herchild-
hood inconcentration camps andherrecovery in
Sweden. DS135.P63 L63 1998
Nieuwsma, MiltonJ.
KINDERLAGER: AN ORALHISTORYOF YOUNG
HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS
Three ofAuschwitz’syoungest survivors.
DS135.P63A144 1998
Nir,Yehuda
THE LOSTCHILDHOOD
Aboy’s adolescence inLwow, Poland, underboththe
RedArmy andNazi occupations.
DS135.P6N496 1989
Opdyke, Irene Gut
IN MYHANDS: MEMORIES OFAHOLOCAUST
RESCUER
Howayoung Catholic womanbecame a spy forthe
Jewswhileworking as awaitress in aNazi officers’
diningroom. D804.66 .073 1999
Posner, GeraldL.
HITLER’S CHILDREN: SONSAND DAUGHTERS
OF LEADERS OF THETHIRD REICHTALK
ABOUTTHEMSELVESANDTHEIRFATHERS
The children ofMengele, Hess and Goeringstruggle
withtheirfathers’actions. DD256.6 .P66 1991
Reichel, Sabine
WHATDIDYOU DO INTHE WAR, DADDY?
GROWINGUPGERMAN
Awomanbom afterthewarconfrontsthe actions and
lleeggaaccyy ofherhomeland. DD256.5 .R415 1989
Johanna
THEJOURNEYBACK
Afterthreeyearshiding fromtheNazis, Johanna’s fami-
ly findsbeingreunited is difficult.
DS135 .N6R44 1976
Rosenberg, Maxine B.
HIDINGTO SURVIVE: STORIES OF JEWISH
CHILDREN RESCUED FROMTHE HOLOCAUST
Fourteenyoung lives savedby Gentiles whoriskedtheir
own. D804. 3 .R6625 1994
Roubickova, Eva
WE’REALIVEAND LIFE GOES ON:ATHERE-
SIENSTADTDIARY
Evastrugglesto surviveand istouchedbythekindness
ofstrangers duringherfouryears in aconcentration
camp. DS135.C97 R68 1998
Soumerai, EveNussbaum and Carol D. Schultz
DAILYLIFE DURINGTHEHOLOCAUST
Overview ofthe HolocaustfromtheriseofNazi
GermanytotheNurembergtrials.
D804.I95 .S68 1998
Zyskind, Sara
TOLENYEARS
Ichild in Polandbecomes ayoungwoman who sur-
I
lvedAuschwitzandMittelstein.
DS135 .P62L64913 1988x
FICTION
Bat-Ami, Miriam
TWO SUNS INTHE SKY
Adam, aJewishresidentofAmerica’s only camp for
wartimerefugees, andChris, aChristiangirl fromtown,
fight amutual attraction.
Dillon, Eilis
CHILDREN OF BACH
Whentheirparents aretakenprisoner, Peterandhis sib-
lings - allHungarianJewishmusicians - attemptto
escapeNazipersecution.
Fink, Ida
THEJOURNEY
Using falsepapers, twoyoung sisters fleethe ghettoto
workashired laborinthe factories andfarms ofwartime
Germany. How long canthey foolthe Gestapo?
Keneally, Thomas
SCHINDLER’S LIST
Howtheacts ofa singleperson savedthousands oflives.
Matas, Carol
GREATERTHANANGELS
AstheNazisgaincontrol inFrance, thepeople ofLe
ChambonshelterAnyaandotherJewishchildren.
Morpurgo, Michael
WAITINGFORANYA
Frenchvillagers assistJewish children intheirdaring
dash forfreedomoversteep, tortuous mountains to
Spain.
Nolan, Han
IF I SHOULDDIE BEFORE I WAKE
Hillary, aneo-Nazi initiate, lies in acoma in aJewish
hospitalwhere, inhermind, shebecomes Chana, agirl in
theJewishghetto.
Orlev, Uri
THEISLAND ONBIRD STREET
AyoungJewishboylives alone formonths inan aban-
donedhouse intheWarsaw ghetto.
Orlev, Uri
THE LADYWITHTHEHAT
Findinghishome andfamilygone afterthewar,
entersPalestineto startanew.
Roth-Hano, Renee
TOUCH WOOD: AGIRLHOOD INOCCUPIED
FRANCE
Semi-autobiographical accountofhow Renee andher
sisters survivedbyhiding in aCatholic women’sresi-
dence inNormandy.
Vos, Ida
ANNAIS STILLHERE
Thewaris over, butAnna ishauntedbyheryears of
hiding fromtheNazi soldiers.
Winter, Kathryn
KATARINA
ASlovakian girl hidingwithpeasants is forcedto leave
when herJudaism is discovered.
Yolen, Jane
BRIARROSE
^he brighttale ofSleeping Beauty intertwinedwith the
|farktale ofthe Holocaust.
Yolen, Jane
THE DEVIL’SARITHMETIC
Tired ofremembering, Hannah resists attendingJewish
holiday celebrations with her family- until she istrans-
portedbackto 1940s Poland.
Compiled by:
Kendall Brothers
AliceF. Stem
YoungAdult Room
Boston Public Library