Remembering / Smith, Lyn

Over one hundred contributors provide an oral history of the Holocaust. Describes how life changed, including the rise of emigration and the creation of the ghettos. Also discusses how individuals tried to rebuild their lives after the fall of the Nazi regime.

An oral history of the Holocaust constructed from interviews with over one hundred survivors, spanning from the start of persecution in 1933 to the struggle to rebuild lives after liberation, which covers the ghettos, the camps, hiding, resistance, the death marches, and other topics.