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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Ruth Ravina' s story is one of childhood under duress. She survived hunger, cold, solitude, boredom, and life-threatening situations. Born on April 7, 1937 in Warsaw, she was raised in Kozienice. In 1940 a ghetto was established in Kozienice, where Ruth was forced to witness executions. Escaping the ghetto in the fall of 1942, she survived three forced labor camps in Poland - Pionki, Skarzysko-Kamienna and Czestochowa - with her mother and her cousin Sarah. Mainly hidden, Ruth was in constant fear of being caught and killed as children were not allowed in those camps. Her father and most of her extended family perished in the Holocaust. Only she, her mother and her cousins Sarah and Rose survived.Although Ruth' s ' Invisible Holocaust' , the work transcends the memoir form in its presentation of the author' s metatexts, her own imperiled wartime childhood. Secondary to Ruth' s story, this material nevertheless complicates and intensifies the narrative without relativizing the Holocaust. This dialogue between Jew and German has not taken place before in Holocaust memoirs. It shows the brutality children suffer in war, regardless of the political position they are forced to occupy. Ruth survived hunger, cold, solitude, boredom and threats to life. Born in 1937, she was raised in Kozienice, and witnessed executions in the ghetto there. After escaping she survived three forced labor camps in Poland. By presenting the author's own childhood in the war we see a dialogue between Jew and German unique to the Holocaust memoir genre. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Ruth Ravina' s story is one of childhood under duress. She survived hunger, cold, solitude, boredom, and life-threatening situations. Born on April 7, 1937 in Warsaw, she was raised in Kozienice. In 1940 a ghetto was established in Kozienice, where Ruth was forced to witness executions. Escaping the ghetto in the fall of 1942, she survived three forced labor camps in Poland - Pionki, Skarzysko-Kamienna and Czestochowa - with her mother and her cousin Sarah. Mainly hidden, Ruth was in constant fear of being caught and killed as children were not allowed in those camps. Her father and most of her extended family perished in the Holocaust. Only she, her mother and her cousins Sarah and Rose survived.Although Ruth' s ' Invisible Holocaust' , the work transcends the memoir form in its presentation of the author' s metatexts, her own imperiled wartime childhood. Secondary to Ruth' s story, this material nevertheless complicates and intensifies the narrative without relativizing the Holocaust. This dialogue between Jew and German has not taken place before in Holocaust memoirs. It shows the brutality children suffer in war, regardless of the political position they are forced to occupy. Ruth survived hunger, cold, solitude, boredom and threats to life. Born in 1937, she was raised in Kozienice, and witnessed executions in the ghetto there. After escaping she survived three forced labor camps in Poland. By presenting the author's own childhood in the war we see a dialogue between Jew and German unique to the Holocaust memoir genre. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Ruth Ravina' s story is one of childhood under duress. She survived hunger, cold, solitude, boredom, and life-threatening situations. Born on April 7, 1937 in Warsaw, she was raised in Kozienice. In 1940 a ghetto was established in Kozienice, where Ruth was forced to witness executions. Escaping the ghetto in the fall of 1942, she survived three forced labor camps in Poland - Pionki, Skarzysko-Kamienna and Czestochowa - with her mother and her cousin Sarah. Mainly hidden, Ruth was in constant fear of being caught and killed as children were not allowed in those camps. Her father and most of her extended family perished in the Holocaust. Only she, her mother and her cousins Sarah and Rose survived.Although Ruth' s ' Invisible Holocaust' , the work transcends the memoir form in its presentation of the author' s metatexts, her own imperiled wartime childhood. Secondary to Ruth' s story, this material nevertheless complicates and intensifies the narrative without relativizing the Holocaust. This dialogue between Jew and German has not taken place before in Holocaust memoirs. It shows the brutality children suffer in war, regardless of the political position they are forced to occupy. Ruth survived hunger, cold, solitude, boredom and threats to life. Born in 1937, she was raised in Kozienice, and witnessed executions in the ghetto there. After escaping she survived three forced labor camps in Poland. By presenting the author's own childhood in the war we see a dialogue between Jew and German unique to the Holocaust memoir genre. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.