Ich überlebte

The true story of one of the last survivors of the Holocaust. Rena Finder's impressive eyewitness account is an appeal not to give anti-Semitism and hatred a chance.

Shortly after the Nazis invade Poland, eleven-year-old Rena and her family are forced to move into the Jewish ghetto of Krakow. Hunger and hard work determine everyday life, and Rena must repeatedly watch as friends and family are deported. By a stroke of luck, she and her mother end up in Oskar Schindler's factory. Their names end up on the list that will later become known worldwide as "Schindler's List," and they survive. This book is Rena's eyewitness account, poignant and upsetting, yet also full of hope for better times.