Penguin Twentieth Century Classics This Way for the Gas, Ladies and Gentlemen, (Paperback)

from EBT1002

I read this collection on the plane from Seattle to Lihue; what a difficult and eloquent read it was! Several "stories," indistinguishable from truth, capture the day-to-day horror of WWII concentr...

from David_Cain

Easily the most disturbing work of fiction I have ever read, this collection of stories creates a tapestry of evil woven from the most human of all threads, the voice and reflected voices of the vi...

from JanaRose1

This book features a series of essays/writings by a concentration camp survivor. Tadeusz survived the horrors of Auschwitz and Dachau. He describes a world were compassion has been replaced by an o...

from roblong

A collection of short stories set in Auschwitz and the period shortly after the war. Borowski was a Pole (non-Jewish) who was interned in Auschwitz and Dachau, and the stories are plainly fictional...

from Lonsing

The introduction to this book says it gives no comfort, no pity and no hope. That pretty much sums it up. The first essay is the best. It is not enjoyable to read, rather it is sickening to the cor...