I read this sad book full of the grimy details of this place of death and despair. Full of notes from survivors experience, this book details life in a concentration camp. I would advise you to look within these pages, and look at this unfulfilled life. Even the hardest heart should shed a tear at this awful, terrible, horrific, you can't call it a life! Do not be afraid to cry about this.
Auschwitz (One Shot)
By Clive A. Lawton
Interest Level | Reading Level | Reading A-Z | ATOS | Word Count |
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Grades 9 - 12 | Grade 8 | n/a | 7.5 | 7375 |
At Auschwitz, over one million people were murdered, systematically, in cold blood. First-person accounts and archive images bring this terrible story into focus. This book tells the story of Auschwitz, stage by stage, in a way that children and young people will understand. Beginning by explaining who the Nazis were and why they chose Auschwitz as the site of a death camp, and ending with a look at the dilemmas which face Auschwitz today, the book gives a straightforward, easily-comprehensible account of what actually happened behind the barbed wire. The focus on one camp provides a real sense of place and in-depth history. Direct quotations and first-person accounts, extracts from the official record-books and statistics, all help to bring the story alive.
Publisher: Franklin Watts Ltd
ISBN-13: 9780749682941
ISBN-10: 0749682949
Published on 7/10/2008
Binding: Paperback
Number of pages: 48