I Survived to Tell: A Holocaust Memoir about Survival in the Warsaw Ghetto and 7 Camps

Noach Żelechower's "My Seventh Camp" is a heart-wrenching, yet powerful memoir of survival during World War II.

This book provides a detailed account of the author's experiences in concentration and extermination camps, where he faced unimaginable hardships and loss.

Despite the unspeakable horrors he endured, Noach remained hopeful and determined to survive, keeping his daughter's final words in mind: "Daddy, save yourself! Perhaps fate will bring us back together again." Through vivid descriptions of life in the camps, Noach highlights the loss of hope and the despair that dulled people's emotions.

However, he also shows manifestations of sympathy and help among prisoners, illustrating the resilience of the human spirit.

After the war, Noach married Paulina Weinreb and had a daughter, Hana (Ani), who played a crucial role in translating his memoir into Hebrew and publishing it in 2020.

"My Seventh Camp" is a must-read for anyone interested in Holocaust history, survival stories, or the human capacity to endure and hope.

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