Surviving Hitler: A Boy in the Nazi Death Camps, (Paperback)

from TaraThompson

I think older children will like this book. Because the author makes you feel like your there and makes you angry and sad at the same time. It really showes you the horror of World War 2. (13+)

from JanaRose1

Jack Madelbaum was twelve-years old when the Nazis invaded Poland. His family fled to a relative's village, leaving his father behind to gather their belongings. They soon received a postcard from their father telling them that he was in a concentration camp. For the next two years, Jack worked h...

from KWoman

Although I've seen firsthand the photographs of this terrible time-my dad was in WWII and his unit went into Baden Baden to clean it up. He had photos of piles of bodies and the buildings; this book was a good read. This gentleman went through hell and survived it. The issues that followed his re...

from NMkimdykstra

Personal Response: I found this be a very good story and a very easy read. The author did a very good job making the people and the situations seem real. I read this book in one setting. I found a typo in this book, and that really bothered me. I'm sure that wouldn't bother most normal people. Cl...

from benuathanasia

An intriguing and fairly detailed look at the different aspects of Holocaust life from one survivor's perspective.