Because of my own suffering during WW2, I have a decidedly morbid interest in the book I’m reading now. It is about a survivor of the holocaust at Auschwitz. I can identify with her suffering. It is negative, but, somehow, helpful. I don’t want to apologize for the feelings. They are the feelings of an innocent child.
I read a book something outwitting hitler by a Australian man who moved to Australia.
He survived by forging identification with his friends.
His family were murdered but he and his friends forged their identification to not be Jewish .
He physically escaped auswhich.
Can’t remember his name this moment and I lent the book to my sister so I can’t go and check.
I would never dare do the things he did.
He is a holocast survivor or was.
He even had happy moments in all the horror strangely enough.
Will see if I can find out his name.
Awful I can’t remember it.
Was a good book to read.
His name is Marian pretzel.
Think it’s spelt like that.
He worked after the war and had a family.
He studied art before hand.
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Have you read “the book thief”?
No. What is it about? Who wrote it?
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