After This
Autor Alice Nelsonen Limba Engleză Paperback – oct 2015
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781925162356
ISBN-10: 1925162354
Pagini: 288
Dimensiuni: 127 x 196 x 15 mm
Greutate: 0.32 kg
Editura: Fremantle Press
ISBN-10: 1925162354
Pagini: 288
Dimensiuni: 127 x 196 x 15 mm
Greutate: 0.32 kg
Editura: Fremantle Press
Recenzii
"This book is a testimony to the dedication of our survivors in their work at the institute." -- Australian Jewish News
"No matter how much you think you know about the Holocaust, the personal story brings to the fore the very ordinariness of people who are just like us, who went through the unimaginable." -- ANZ LitLovers
"We are privileged to read the recollections of 14 men and women, ordinary people who have lived extraordinary lives." -- Starts at 60
"Their stories show the strength of the human spirit amid the greatest of adversity." -- Port Macquarie News
"This is a book that will move you, shock you and affirm the triumph of the human spirit." -- West Australian
"The narratives of these Holocaust survivors, who rebuilt their lives in Australia, also honours those who risked their lives to save Jews during this horrific time, and empower younger generations to stand up to discrimination and injustice. These are voices that must be heard." -- Good Reading
"If the hardships endured are often hard to read, they were also hard to record and for the survivors, to remember. Despite the pain, the survivors were passionate about having every memory recorded - including their lives and worlds before and after the war." -- Uniview, University of Western Australia
"Family photographs and copies of documents complete this terribly sad and poignant read, yet inspiring that these people survived to tell their stories and remind us of the terrors they witnessed and of their resilience." -- Read Me
"No matter how much you think you know about the Holocaust, the personal story brings to the fore the very ordinariness of people who are just like us, who went through the unimaginable." -- ANZ LitLovers
"We are privileged to read the recollections of 14 men and women, ordinary people who have lived extraordinary lives." -- Starts at 60
"Their stories show the strength of the human spirit amid the greatest of adversity." -- Port Macquarie News
"This is a book that will move you, shock you and affirm the triumph of the human spirit." -- West Australian
"The narratives of these Holocaust survivors, who rebuilt their lives in Australia, also honours those who risked their lives to save Jews during this horrific time, and empower younger generations to stand up to discrimination and injustice. These are voices that must be heard." -- Good Reading
"If the hardships endured are often hard to read, they were also hard to record and for the survivors, to remember. Despite the pain, the survivors were passionate about having every memory recorded - including their lives and worlds before and after the war." -- Uniview, University of Western Australia
"Family photographs and copies of documents complete this terribly sad and poignant read, yet inspiring that these people survived to tell their stories and remind us of the terrors they witnessed and of their resilience." -- Read Me
Notă biografică
Alice Nelson is a Perth-born writer who has spent several years living and studying abroad. She studied creative writing at the University of Western Australia and in the renowned Master's program at the City University of New York in Manhattan. Her award-winning short fiction has appeared in journals such as Southerly and Westerly and she has been awarded residential fellowships at the Dorset Writers' Colony in Vermont and at Varuna, the Writer's House in the Blue Mountains. She was the recipient of A T.A.G. Hungerford Award and was named Sydney Morning Herald Best Young Novelist for her first novel The Last Sky.