Library of Holocaust Testimonies

Die Library of Holocaust Testimonies („Bibliothek der Holocaust-Zeugnisse“) ist eine englischsprachige Buchreihe mit Zeugnissen zum Holocaust. Sie erschien im Verlag Vallentine Mitchell im Vereinigten Königreich seit den 1990er Jahren über einen Zeitraum von über 20 Jahren, es erschienen bereits mehr als 60 Bücher in der Reihe.^[1] Ihre ISSN ist 1363-3759.

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A Cat Called Adolf. Trude Levi
A Life Sentence of Memories. Issy Hahn
A little house on Mount Carmel. Alexandre Blumstein
A Village named Dowgalishok: The Massacre at Radun and Eishishok. Avraham Aviel und Atalya Broide (Übers.)
A Warsaw Diary. Michael Zylberberg
Alfred Wiener and the making of the Holocaust Library. Ben Barkow
An end to childhood. Miriam Akavia
An Englishman in Auschwitz. Leon Greenman
Beyond good and evil. Eva Gossman
Breathe Deeply, My Son. Henry Wermuth
By a twist of history: the three lives of a Polish Jew. Mietek Sieradzki
Child Alone. Martha Blend
Fire Without Smoke. Spencer Bright
For Love of Life. Leah Iglinski-Goodman
Fortuna's children. Imre Schonberger und Paul Schonberger
From Berlin to England and back: experiences of a Jewish Berliner. Peter Prager
From Lwow to Parma: A Young Woman's Escape from Nazi-Occupied Poland. Klara Rosenfeld
From the Gestapo to the Gulags: one Jewish life. Zev Katz
From Thessaloniki to Auschwitz and Back. Kounio-Amariglio, Erika Myriam
Have You Seen My Little Sister? Janina Fischler-Martinho
Holocaust in the Ukraine. Boris Zabarko (Editor)
I was number 20832 at Auschwitz. Eva Tichauer
In the shadow of destruction: recollections of Transnistria and illegal immigration to Eretz Israel, 1941-1947. Yosef Govrin
Jazz Survivor. Ken Shuldman
Journey through darkness: Monowitz, Auschwitz, Gross-Rosen, Buchenwald. Ruth Fivaz-Silbermann and Willy Berler
Lessons in Fear. Henryk Vogler
Life strictly forbidden. Antoni Marianowicz
Like leaves in the wind. Rita Blattberg Blumstein
Memoirs from Occupied Warsaw, 1940-1945. Helena Szereszewska
My Child is Back! Ursula Pawel
My Heart in a Suitcase. Anne L. Fox
My hometown concentration camp: a survivor's account of life in the Kraków ghetto and Plaszów Concentration Camp. Bernard Offen mit Norman G. Jacobs
My Lost World. Rosen Sara
My private war: one man's struggle to survive the Soviets and the Nazis. Jacob Gerstenfeld-Maltiel
Nesarim: child survivors of Terezín. Thelma Gruenbaum
Nicholas Winton and the Rescued Generation. Muriel Emanuel und Vera Gissing
No place to run: a true story. Michael D. Frounfelter, David Gilbert und Tim Shortridge
No Strength to Forget. Laizer Blitt
Out of the Ghetto. Ed Klajman and Jack Klajman
Scorched. Irit Amiel
Sentenced to life: the story of a survivor of the Lahwah ghetto. Kopel Kolpanitzky
Surviving the Nazis, exile and Siberia. Edith Sekules
The Children Accuse. Maria Hochberg-Marianska
The girl in the check coat: survival in Nazi-occupied Poland and a new life in Australia. Krystyna Winecka
The Jewish year book 2001, 5761-5762. Jewish Chronicle, S. W Massil and S. W. Massil
The Jews of Poznan. Zbigniew Pakula
The single light : from boyhood to manhood and from Nazism and communism to freedom : Bratislava-Budapest-Auschwitz-Belsen-Glasgow / Ernest Levy; compiled and adapted by David Spear
The story of Selvino's children: journey to the promised land. Aharon Megged
Till first morning light: Tales of Hungarian Jewry. Yakov Barzilai
Trust and Deceit. Gerta Vrbova
Warning and hope: the Nazi murder of European Jewry : a survivor's account. William Samelson
Warsaw Ghetto Thermopolye. Leslaw Bartelski
Wartime experiences in Lithuania. Rivka Lozansky-Bogomolnaya
Who are you, Mr Grymek? William R. Brand und Natan Gross
With a Yellow Star and a Red Cross: A Doctor in the Lodz Ghetto. Arnold Mostowicz

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