Las gemelas de Auschwitz
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- Author：Eva Mozes Kor
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Summary
La historia real de dos niñas frente al Ángel de la Muerte
Eva Mozes Kor tenía sólo diez años cuando llegó a Auschwitz 。 Sus padres y dos hermanas mayores fueron llevados a las cámaras de gas， pero ella y su gemela Miriam fueron puestas al cuidado del hombre conocido como el Ángel de la Muerte ， el sanguinario doctor Josef Mengele ， quien realizaba crueles experimentos sobre todos los gemelos que encontraba， en su delirante afán por entender la genética y mantener pura a la raza aria 。 En estas páginas， Kor relata cómo luchó a diario por su supervivencia y la de su hermana en condiciones infrahumanas frente a una maldad difícil de comprender。
Eva Mozes Kor tenía sólo diez años cuando llegó a Auschwitz 。 Sus padres y dos hermanas mayores fueron llevados a las cámaras de gas， pero ella y su gemela Miriam fueron puestas al cuidado del hombre conocido como el Ángel de la Muerte ， el sanguinario doctor Josef Mengele ， quien realizaba crueles experimentos sobre todos los gemelos que encontraba， en su delirante afán por entender la genética y mantener pura a la raza aria 。 En estas páginas， Kor relata cómo luchó a diario por su supervivencia y la de su hermana en condiciones infrahumanas frente a una maldad difícil de comprender。
Reviews
Ella
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so good， so moving， so sad， read in one sitting， now lent to three of my friends
Erin Steckler
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It’s been 20 years since Eva Kor came to my high school and spoke， yet I can still hear her voice through this book。 She was an amazing woman， I’m so thankful I got to listen to her story and now I have it in print。
Imogen Boscoe
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The book was okay。 It was interesting to hear of what happened to her however she didn’t really explain much。 Most of the book was her waking up then going to sleep not what torture she went through， what she was injected with。
Alexander
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“Because we were twins， we clung to each other。 Because we were sisters， we depended on each other。 Because we were family， we did not let go。At Auschwitz， dying was so easy。 Surviving was afull- time job。”“Anger and hate are seeds that germinate war。 Forgiveness is a seed for peace。 It is the ultimate act ofself-healing。”
Mandii DiNozzo
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Sad but really interesting to hear from a survivor。
Izzy
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Would have loved there to have been more of her story in this book。 Could have read 500 pages！ Utterly heartbreaking read though
Rafael Correa
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3。5/5
Victoria
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I feel bad giving this such a low rating but I just feel as though there was nothing overly engaging about the way the author told the story。 There was so much potential
Beth
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For a book about the Holocaust， this was an “easier” read than some。 It was interesting to learn of her and her sisters specific experiments and what she did after Auschwitz。
Dana Copeland
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Well written！ An emotional first hand account of how awful humans can be to one another but the power you hold in forgiving！
Cheyenne Grimes
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This is a really sad & tragic story。 A great way to learn about what these people went through。 The life lessons shared by the author & Auschwitz survivor are important & I definitely suggest giving this a read。
Lectora bohemia
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Wow impactante leer todo por lo que pasaron las gemelas que lucharon por sobrevivir。。。。。 Llore a mares 😭
Rio Cundy
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Read it all in 1 day， absolutely loved it。 It was so heart wrenching and had me balling my eyes out 😔
An-Magritt
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Vanskelig å gi en bok som denne "stjerner"， om ikke litt upassende。 Det er en viktig bok å lese， personlig og rørende。 Dens eneste "downside" er kanskje at det ikke er nokk sider！ Les den om du får muligheten！ Vanskelig å gi en bok som denne "stjerner"， om ikke litt upassende。 Det er en viktig bok å lese， personlig og rørende。 Dens eneste "downside" er kanskje at det ikke er nokk sider！ Les den om du får muligheten！ 。。。more
Danielle Brewer
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Fab book！ Totally hooked
Donna Newis
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Hard going。 I had to be in right frame of mind
Mrs G。L。Mace
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A True Narrative of Auschwitz - We Will Remember ThemThis book is the the true story of Romanian Eva Moses Kor and her identical twin sister who were incarcerated in Auschwitz and who were both experimented on， along with hundreds of other twins and prisoners， by Joef Mengele the Nazi SS physician。 Eva describes her home life with her parents and two older sisters in Portz Romania before her incarceration， their frightening journey in the train after being transported to the ghetto and then onto A True Narrative of Auschwitz - We Will Remember ThemThis book is the the true story of Romanian Eva Moses Kor and her identical twin sister who were incarcerated in Auschwitz and who were both experimented on， along with hundreds of other twins and prisoners， by Joef Mengele the Nazi SS physician。 Eva describes her home life with her parents and two older sisters in Portz Romania before her incarceration， their frightening journey in the train after being transported to the ghetto and then onto Auschwitz / Birkenau。 It is a harrowing but hugely important read。 Eva's determination to survive and look after her sister too is very moving and emotive。 Eva's courage， bravery， strength and fortitude as a young girl shines through within this narrative。It is also so important that Eva's story continues after her liberation and through her adult life， both In Israel and the USA， where she eventually lived and that her forgiveness of her perpetrators， for her， was healing。 The book goes on to tell us about her later life as she revisits Auschwitz numerous times and educates local schoolchildren about the Holocaust and sets up a small museum in her home town and later attends and testify's at the trial of SS Oskar Gröning。In parts it is difficult to read， as one feels so much for all those who were experimented on and murdered by the Nazi's。 "We Will Remember Them" 。。。more
Karen
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Eva and Miriam Mores survive the selection line at Auschwitz-Birkenau because they are twins。 At age ten， they are separated from the rest of their family and learn to survive the atrocious conditions at the camp—disease， lack of food and experimentation buy Dr。 Josef Mengele。 Written for a young adult audience， this is an inspiring story of courage and determination。 There have been some Holocaust stories that I have not rated; how do you rate something that is tragic and horrific？ My four star Eva and Miriam Mores survive the selection line at Auschwitz-Birkenau because they are twins。 At age ten， they are separated from the rest of their family and learn to survive the atrocious conditions at the camp—disease， lack of food and experimentation buy Dr。 Josef Mengele。 Written for a young adult audience， this is an inspiring story of courage and determination。 There have been some Holocaust stories that I have not rated; how do you rate something that is tragic and horrific？ My four star rating reflects how I strongly I felt engaged with the characters and delivery。 。。。more
Ale 💖
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Gracias a la escuela empecé a leer sobre la Segunda Guerra Mundial y desde ahí he leído un montón al respecto。 ¿Para qué？ Este libro me hizo cuestionarme el porqué me interesa e incluso gustan estos libros。 La respuesta sería que los leo por el mensaje que transmiten de esperanza， perseverancia， paz e incluso de gratitud。 De decir no a la indiferencia y al olvido， pero sí al perdón。 Me impresionó la historia de Eva， pero no durante el Holocausto， sino de lo que hizo después。 Cuando habla del pod Gracias a la escuela empecé a leer sobre la Segunda Guerra Mundial y desde ahí he leído un montón al respecto。 ¿Para qué？ Este libro me hizo cuestionarme el porqué me interesa e incluso gustan estos libros。 La respuesta sería que los leo por el mensaje que transmiten de esperanza， perseverancia， paz e incluso de gratitud。 De decir no a la indiferencia y al olvido， pero sí al perdón。 Me impresionó la historia de Eva， pero no durante el Holocausto， sino de lo que hizo después。 Cuando habla del poder del perdón estoy totalmente de acuerdo con ella。 La invitación de Eva es simple: busquemos la paz。 Personalmente fue como un “wake up call”， me comprometo， por todas esas personas， a intentar siempre buscar la paz y a no tolerar las injusticias humanas y la falta de derechos humanos。 Les recomiendo este libro si les cuesta trabajo perdonar o si guardan mucho rencor con las personas。 😊🫶 ¡Gracias Eva！ 。。。more
Kary de la Tijera
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Una historia real， fuerte y de supervivencia de 2 gemelas que sufrieron en el holocausto， contada en primera persona de todo lo que vivieron Eva y Miriam durante esa época y cómo pudieron escapar del Dr。 Melengue， solo de pensar o de imaginar vivir eso no se si hubiera sido tan fuerte como ellas！
Mishon
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A quick， easy read about a terrible， tragic event
Lisa
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I read this because I enjoyed "The Tattooist of Auschwitz"， I enjoy the human stories behind them but this was a bit brief for me。 I suppose I was reading it from the the same place as "The Tattooist。。。" and you cant really as its a persons actual retelling of events from their childhood without all the embroidering of proper storytelling。 Its not a bad book and if you are interested in such things it is worth picking up but perhaps don't expect it to have lots of retelling and details。 I read this because I enjoyed "The Tattooist of Auschwitz"， I enjoy the human stories behind them but this was a bit brief for me。 I suppose I was reading it from the the same place as "The Tattooist。。。" and you cant really as its a persons actual retelling of events from their childhood without all the embroidering of proper storytelling。 Its not a bad book and if you are interested in such things it is worth picking up but perhaps don't expect it to have lots of retelling and details。 。。。more
Anth
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What a remarkable woman Eva is。 A first person account of a horrific atrocity。 The book shifts quickly through her time at auschwitz and name dropping of the more “well known” Nazis is frequent too。 A book that should be read by the human population to avoid any of this happening again！
Arii Muñoz R
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No creo que pueda dar una calificación a este trabajo así que le dejaré en cinco estrellas。 ¿Cómo alguien puede calificar la vida de la gente？ Cierto es que tiene un trabajo literario detrás de él puedo decir que supo mostrar y meternos en la vida de Eva en sus más difíciles momentos。 Y， si su objetivo era educar pues creo que también lo logra。 Cómo mencioné al principio es un libro que no podría calificar al ser la vida de una persona， pero sí puedo recomendarlo。 El conocer nuestra historia evi No creo que pueda dar una calificación a este trabajo así que le dejaré en cinco estrellas。 ¿Cómo alguien puede calificar la vida de la gente？ Cierto es que tiene un trabajo literario detrás de él puedo decir que supo mostrar y meternos en la vida de Eva en sus más difíciles momentos。 Y， si su objetivo era educar pues creo que también lo logra。 Cómo mencioné al principio es un libro que no podría calificar al ser la vida de una persona， pero sí puedo recomendarlo。 El conocer nuestra historia evitará que la repitamos y nos hará a ser mejores。 。。。more
Becky B
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Eva Mozes Kor had a charmed childhood until the Nazis came。 Her father ran a big farm that produced many fruits and vegetables。 Their mother doted on her girls， especially her youngest twins， Eva and Miriam。 The arrival of Nazi propaganda started making their life in Romania progressively more unbearable until the day they were forced into a train car and taken to Auschwitz。 Upon their arrival， Dr。 Mengele noticed the twins and saved them from the gas chambers that the rest of their family were Eva Mozes Kor had a charmed childhood until the Nazis came。 Her father ran a big farm that produced many fruits and vegetables。 Their mother doted on her girls， especially her youngest twins， Eva and Miriam。 The arrival of Nazi propaganda started making their life in Romania progressively more unbearable until the day they were forced into a train car and taken to Auschwitz。 Upon their arrival， Dr。 Mengele noticed the twins and saved them from the gas chambers that the rest of their family were sent to。 But their lives were spared only for Dr。 Mengele's twisted medical experiments。 Eva shares how she survived that experience。I have read fiction stories about people in Dr。 Mengele's experimental group， but this is the first autobiography。 Eva writes in a way that reflects these being the memories of a child。 I think that's why it felt like this was aimed at middle grade or young adult readers。 That didn't lessen the impact of the story。 It is a moving story of sisterly love and tenacity of spirit in the face of horrible circumstances。 I imagine it would have been difficult for her to tell her story， but it sounds like she wanted her story out even early on so it wouldn't be repeated。 （I recommend reading the notes at the back。） I couldn't put this down， and the engaging storytelling plus the larger font meant I tore through this in just one day。 Definitely recommended for those who like inspiring true stories， WWII autobiographies， and twin/sister stories。 Notes on content: No language issues that I remember。 No sexual content。 She reflects on the embarrassment of being naked in a room with others。 The horrors of life in a Nazi concentration camp and the medical experimentation are related （mostly blood draws and injections of who knows what）。 The numerous deaths at Auschwitz are driven home， but in respectful and tactful ways。 Discrimination， ill treatment， and racist comments the family experienced before their deportation are mentioned （most comments are not repeated）。 。。。more
Tracy
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Enjoyed reading this book about the twin survivors of Auschwits as there were not many children of the holocaust that survived to tell there stories， Eva became a strong person due to her experience as a child at Auschwits and made it her mission to tell the world and also how she forgave her Perpetrators which gave her peace and showed her strong character。
Amy Rennison
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This book was amazing。 I could not put it down。
kerttu
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🎧
Eva
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Just。。 just read it。
hannah
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whenever i read books it always feels like some sort of fantasy but throughout this book i kept remembering that this wasn't a fantasy， this actually happened and i'm busy doing to the holocaust in history so i'm very interested in the topic but wow， the nazis were really brutal。 whenever i read books it always feels like some sort of fantasy but throughout this book i kept remembering that this wasn't a fantasy， this actually happened and i'm busy doing to the holocaust in history so i'm very interested in the topic but wow， the nazis were really brutal。 。。。more
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