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This vividly detailed and taut narrative is a fitting tribute to the bravery of victims and righteous gentiles alike. -- Publishers Weekly

A superlative memoir of survival. . . . Few wartime memoirs convey with such harrowing immediacy the evil of the Nazi genocide. . . . Her book is a model documentary. --Daily Telegraph (London) This vividly detailed and taut narrative is a fitting tribute to the bravery of victims and righteous gentiles alike. --Publishers Weekly Utterly compelling. At times, the tension is as high as in any thriller designed to stop your heart. --John Clare, The Sun-Herald (Australia) This vividly detailed and taut narrative is a fitting tribute to the bravery of victims and righteous gentiles alike. --Publishers Weekly A superlative memoir of survival. . . . Few wartime memoirs convey with such harrowing immediacy the evil of the Nazi genocide. . . . Her book is a model documentary. --Daily Telegraph (London) Utterly compelling. At times, the tension is as high as in any thriller designed to stop your heart. --John Clare, The Sun-Herald (Australia)

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Clara (Schwarz) Kramer and her family were among the approximately five thousand Jews in Zolkiew, Poland, before World War II. At the end of the war, she and her parents numbered among the approximately sixty who survived. Kramer has served as president of the Holocaust Resource Foundation at Kean University for the past two decades. She lives in New Jersey.

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