Description
Author Edited by alan Adelson and Robert Lapides
Publisher Viking Adult; First Edition (November 30, 1989)
Binding hardcover with dustjacket
condition like new with dustjacket protected with Brodart archival covering
summary
Lódź Ghetto: Inside a Community Under Siege, compiled and edited by Alan Adelson and Robert Lapides, is an in-depth exploration of one of the most brutal aspects of the Holocaust. This book documents the lives of Jewish residents in the Lódź Ghetto in Poland during World War II, revealing their resilience, struggles, and ultimate fates. Drawing from diaries, letters, official records, and photographs, it offers an intimate portrayal of daily survival amidst starvation, forced labor, and deportation. This book is a crucial resource for understanding the tragic history and enduring human spirit within the ghetto, serving as the source book for the acclaimed documentary film of the same name.
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