ALL BUT MY LIFE
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A moving autobiographical account of a woman who lost all of her family and friends to Nazi concentration camps, yet retained an unyielding faith in humanity that allowed her to begin a new life after the nightmare had ended.
The author, who was conscripted as a slave laborer for three years, vividly recounts the German invasion and occupation of her native Poland, the thousand-mile winter march she and 4000 others were forced to suffer, the appalling conditions under which she was made to live and work in German-controlled weaving mills, and her lengthy and trying recuperation from sickness and malnutrition.
| Copyright | 1995 revised edition |
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| Publisher | Hill and Wang |
| Pages | 261 |
| Grade | 7 and up |
| ISBN | 9780809015801 |