Suzanna Eibuszyc

There Is No End to Holocaust Stories (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Description of daily Jewish life during the interwar years in Poland, the Poland that was under Nazi's murderess grip and the faith of Jews surviving throughout Russia and Uzbekistan during WWII. Surviving against all ads, throughout the Russian territories and in the midst of all this tragedy experiencing love. 70 Years later and we are still trying to give names to those who died in the Holocaust. More than 1 million victims are still unaccounted for. The biggest gaps, only about half of victims' names are known, in Poland, the former Soviet Union and Romania. Compared to 97 percent or more in Western European countries. "A Russian Love Story" and "Every Ghost Story is a Love Story" put a face on those who have vanished without a trace. In telling and preserving their story they and the entire lost generationwill have not perished with their stories untold.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Suzanna Eibuszyc
• Erscheinungstermin: 2. April 2017
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781370149483
• Artikelnr.: 48181454

Autorenporträt

I was born in communist Poland after the war, where I lived with my family until the late 1960s. Before leaving for America I attended a Jewish High School, in Wroclaw. I graduated from CCNY with a BA in Anthropology. I received my MA in Archaeology from UCLA, and was awarded a grant, allowing me to conduct research and travel to Poland and Israel. Meeting professor and writer, Elie Wiesel, through the Department of Jewish Studies at CCNY, I realized the importance of Holocaust survivors stories. I insisted my mother write down her incredible accounts she shared with me. Ultimately, I addressed the trauma of growing up in the shadows of Holocaust aftermath and how this trauma is transferred between generations. For me, the 2G, I had no way of knowing, but the seed for writing Memory is Our Home was planted in my childhood. Looking back in time, I know now that my entire life was a preparation, to be a memorial candle. I assumed the burden of my parents emotional world and I became the link between the past and the future. This history is embedded deep in my memory and my soul, it is part of my DNA.