One of a City and Two of a Family
Binyamin Tenenbaum
1947
The book being presented to the reader represents a selection of a thousand autobiographies composed by Jewish children, survivors of the conflagration, tender children who lived for months and even for years, in the ghettos, in extermination camps, in villages and cities, among the ranks of partisans. The autobiographies do not constitute formal…
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