Arthur und Lilly

"Arthur and Lilly" is a moving historical biography that tells the life story of Arthur Kern, who was separated from his family as a child during the Holocaust. In the 1930s, when he was just ten years old, he was sent away by his Jewish parents on a children's transport to save his life. This traumatic experience shapes his future as he eventually settles in America. Decades later, he meets eleven-year-old Lilly Maier, whose encounter with Arthur not only influences her own life story but also uncovers an important legacy from his parents. The biography provides insight into Arthur's childhood and the challenges he had to overcome, while also highlighting the long-term effects of the children's transports on subsequent generations. With a 32-page color photo section, the narrative is visually enriched and offers a deep insight into the past.