Marking Humanity: Stories, Poems, & Essays by Holocaust Survivors

Marking Humanity: Stories, Poems, & Essays by Holocaust Survivors
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Imagine sitting across from a member of the German Secret State Police and negotiating with him to allow for the release of Jewish youngsters and for the establishment of a Jewish school. What can a teenager do when forced to march past the gallows and see how two of his campmates were hung? These are just some of the very real experiences that afflicted the 46 featured Holocaust survivors, who remained resilient and went on to rebuild their lives in the United States, Canada, Israel, Australia, England, and Germany. Through their bios and 70 writings, Marking Humanity provides a first-hand glimpse into their hardships, triumphs, courage, personal reflections, prayers, and growth, while also illuminating lessons from the survivors and Holocaust and emphasizing their relevancy today. Readers are encouraged to consider how every person helps to shape the world and the collective shifts that can be created so future generations discover the true meaning of "Never Again."

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Shlomit Editor Kriger. Marking Humanity: Stories, Poems, & Essays by Holocaust Survivors

WHAT OTHERS ARE SAYING ABOUTMARKING HUMANITY

Marking Humanity

Contents

Foreword

Preface

Holocaust Overview

Eva Brown

An Address to Students

Dora Posluns

Write!

Samuel Bak

Burlap Sacks

Inge Heiman Karo

The Library

The Emigration of the Jews Out of Germany

George Scott

Auschwitz 1944

Rosh Hashanah 1944 in Birkenau

Rabbi Jacob G. Wiener

A Secret Trip to Berlin

Negotiating with the Gestapo

Fred M. B. Amram

Kristallnacht: The Night of Broken Glass

The Brownshirts Are Coming

Anne Kind

Great-Aunt Mathilde

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IV

Role Reversal

Agi Geva

Opera in Auschwitz

The Selection

Ruth Barnett

Mother

Why Didn’t the Boat Sink?

Miriam Spiegel Raskin

Hilda Prays at Birkenau

No Town to Call Home

Alfred Traum

The Kiddush Cup

Gerda Krebs Seifer

Acquiring a New Name and a New Family

George Liebermann

The Only Survivor

Marietta Elliott-Kleerkoper

Cellar

Lost

Andy Réti

The Ring of Love

Louise Lawrence-Israels

The Table

Fruma Gulkowich Berger

Jewish Partisans

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II

III

The Young Mother

Leon Krym

The Great Action, 1942

The Holocaust Inferno

Pete Philipps

In Memoriam

The Invitation

John H. Adler

Through a Child’s Eyes

Is Our Future Our Past?

Sophie Soil

Me: A Portrait in the Raw

Papa’s Plight

Renate Krakauer

Escape From the Ghetto

Hava Nissimov

A Girl from There (Excerpts)

Maryla Neuman

Bye Bye, Daddy

The Price of a Shmatte

John Freund

Hurrah! Here We Are Again

Inside the Third Reich

Dorothy Fleming

Changes

To Those Who Want to Know

Francis N. Dukes-Dobos

Surviving the Holocaust

Frieda Traub

Saved By Miracles

Manya Friedman

Do Not Forget Them

A Headstone in the Air

Simcha Simchovitch

The Remnant

On That Day

Tamara Deuel

In Memory of My Parents and Six Million

Memories and Contemplations

Thomas Raphael Verny

Hidden

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II

Susan Warsinger

Belonging

Liz Lippa

Memories of Yom Kippur Morning

The Banyan Tree

Ann Szedlecki

The Last Dayenu

Dr. Miriam Klein Kassenoff

Where Are the Children?

Sonia Pressman Fuentes

Return to Germany

Garry Fabian

A Look Back Over My Shoulder (Excerpts)

Setting the Scene

Early Days

Halina Yasharoff Peabody

The Happiest Day in My Life

Helen Drazek

The Screams of Silence

Holocaust Hoax

Edith Pick Lowy

A Precious Gift

Your Life and Theirs

Gunther B. Katz

Memories for Our Hearts

Farewell

Shula Robin

My Heroic Sisters

To the German Tourist’s Daughter

Untitled

Ghita Malvina

Never Again!

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VI

Permissions

Acknowledgements

About the Editor

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—Vivian Jeanette Kaplan, author of Ten Green Bottles: Vienna to Shanghai—Journey of Fear and Hope

—Ian Leventhal, Executive Director for the Toronto office of the Jerusalem Foundation of Canada

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In 1994 Lefkoe completed a pilot research study testing his method’s effectiveness on criminal behaviour. The 13-week study involved 16 criminal offenders at two Connecticut institutions. He said the study showed that “helping the criminal offenders eliminate negative beliefs, typically involving self-esteem and self-worth, allowed them to also rid themselves of angry emotions, violent behaviour, and possibly, future criminal tendencies” (The New York Times 1995).

It may seem impossible to reach and transform every troubled person out there. And shifting the ideologies adopted by those surrounded by leaders and caregivers who advocate violence and oppression may appear unreal. But what type of world do we want future generations to discover? Let’s focus on the possibilities rather than the obstacles. Every person helps to shape the world. We must strive to become more conscious of our thoughts and behaviour, take responsibility for our actions, and be positive examples within our own families and communities. In addition, we must make an effort to create and spread information on methods for healing and peace. We owe it to ourselves.

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