Last Stop Auschwitz: My Diary of Survival in World War IIs Most Infamous Concentration Camp

Last Stop Auschwitz: My Diary of Survival in World War IIs Most Infamous Concentration Camp

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  • Create Date：2021-01-20 04:18:43
  • Update Date：2025-09-07
  • Status：finish
  • Author：Eddy de Wind
  • ISBN：9781538701423
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Editor Reviews

"This unique contribution to the literature of the Holocaust will prove invaluable to all readers interested in recollections and histories of the period。"
—Library Journal， starred review

"Still has considerable relevance。。。[Last Stop Auschwitz] almost gives the reader the impression of being a novel of fiction which， unfortunately， it is not。"—New York Journal of Books

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Sarah Mckeen ，

This was a great book written while the author was actually in Auschwitz， not based on memories afterward。 I also loved the afterward which discusses the psychological trauma experienced in the camps。

Carl ，

Last Stop Auschwitz is a fascinating， yet heart-breaking insight into life in Auschwitz， fighting to freedom， fighting for love and fighting to survive。 Unlike many of the books and stories set in the concentration camps， Last Stop Auschwitz is able to perfectly capture the feeling， the confusion and the chaos of life inside a concentration camp in a very authentic-feeling way。Reading this， it is important to keep in mind that this is a translated edition and at times， certainly feels like it， w Last Stop Auschwitz is a fascinating， yet heart-breaking insight into life in Auschwitz， fighting to freedom， fighting for love and fighting to survive。 Unlike many of the books and stories set in the concentration camps， Last Stop Auschwitz is able to perfectly capture the feeling， the confusion and the chaos of life inside a concentration camp in a very authentic-feeling way。Reading this， it is important to keep in mind that this is a translated edition and at times， certainly feels like it， with constant references and German words that the reader may not understand can make it difficult to follow along but using the context of the overall situation helps to get the gist of the content。 。。。more