jewish children in the holocaust

A collection of articles and memoirs that provide insight into the life, death, and legacy of Anne Frank, a young Holocaust victim whose diary provided first-hand information about her family's experiences hiding from the Nazis.

Frieda Korobkin recounts her experiences after she leaves her rabbinic family in Vienna at the age of six on a Kindertransport to England in order to escape Nazi persecution.

Presents a fictional account of Ursula Swartz and five other children who escaped from Bergen-Belsen and had to travel by foot across war-torn Germany to freedom.

Explores the life of Anne Frank and other children affected by the Holocaust, including personal accounts, journal entries, interviews, and photographs.

In 1938 Lily Toufar, a young Jewish girl, escapes to Shanghai to escape the Nazi party and finds a new set of challenges.

In October 1991, The American Boychoir traveled to Czechoslovakia (now the Czech Republic) and performed the concert I Never Saw Another Butterfly composed by Charles Davidson. Ten years later, members of the 1991 Boychoir, as young men in their twenties reunited with survivors featured in the original documentary.

The real-life puzzle of what happened to the generation of Jewish children who survived the Holocaust in hiding. This book tells the story through the lives of three girls hidden in three different countries--among the less than 10 percent of Jewish children in Europe to survived World War II.

Describes the time Anne Frank and her family spent in hiding in their Amsterdam attic home during the Nazi occupation of Holland.

A brief biography of Anne Frank that uses her own words to describe how she hid from the Nazis with her parents for years in a secret apartment.

An inspirational tribute to Anne Frank describes how, after being deprived of the outdoors for years, she found hope and courage while hiding in the secret annex by glimpsing the branches of a tall chestnut tree through an attic window.