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The Lightmaker of Auschwitz de Naphtali Brezniak
de Naphtali Brezniak - Género: English
Sinopsis
Can one man bring light to the darkest place in the world?
When Moshe Brezniak steps off the train at Auschwitz, its clear to him that the quiet, stable life hes always wished for is slipping from his grasp.
Knowing he must avoid being assigned to Auschwitzs manual labor detail if he wants to survive, Moshe gives away the very last of his possessions in return for a job as an electrician in one of Auschwitzs factories.
Moshes new position affords him liberties few others are granted, and he is determined to use them to help others. But with opportunity comes danger. And Moshes quest to bring light to Auschwitz, all while struggling every day to survive, might prove to be an impossible quest.
A harrowing, breathtaking, and victorious true story, The Lightmaker of Auschwitz is a testament to the determination of humankind and a celebration of the triumph of good over evil...M.F
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Good book but heartbreaking in many aspects. To hear from another perspective how jews were treated in concentration camps is deplorable. How can humanity treat others this way and yet some form of this treatment exists to this day in other countries.2 s Frieda Thompson273 2
The Lightmaker of Auschwitz
This is one of the better true-story Holocaust books that I have read. What this man endured was hell on Earth. Now multiply that by millions. A shameful time in our world's history. Praise God the enemy's goal was unattained & that Moshe was one of the survivors! Rest in Peace, Sir!1 Mary Z Kerstetter3
The Lightmaker of Auschwitz
This was an accurate tale of a Jewish man's life during WWII. While it was a fascinating story, I found myself horrified by the cruelty of the German soldiers and how the lives of the Jews were so disposable. And yet in the most unexpected moments there was some kindness. Great book!1 Debbie Trammell720 5
Good read
A very good book about a man who had a terrible time in life. To his son thank you for sharing his story with the world. So many times before release he thought death had found him and then he continued to survive. In the end he had a large family so praise God.1 Sherree Bennett42 1 follower
poignant and powerful
Thank you for sharing the story of your father with us all. Another amazing recount of the horrible atrocities of WW2. I can only imagine how the survivors felt on a daily basis but this brave man lived it! Moment by moment choosing life in untenable conditions. Amazing. Eleanor Parker5 Read
Good book J.D. Schechter736 4
Required reading
A first hand account by a survivor of several Nazi death camps, as told to his son. Puts a personal face on the atrocities
John34
Since I am Jewish it is extra sad to know what the Germans did to us. A very good read. Sue Meek14
Great book.
Great book and easy to read but very sad. I have read lots of books this. But this by far was one of the best. Thanks Arlyn Stokesbary6
Interesting true story
I d the descriptions of the experience during the war. Great book. What more can I say than that about the story. Andrew Gee5
It was dang sad but I computer it down Miss Claire Jones2
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