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Born in Warsaw, Halina Birenbaum has lived in Israel since 1947. She is a writer, poet, and translator. She was ten years old when the war began. She lived through the Warsaw ghetto and the camps at Majdanek, Birkenau, Ravensbrück, and Neustadt-Glewe, where she was liberated in 1945. Her memoirs, which she was prompted to write by the Eichmann trial in Jerusalem, are shocking, authentic, and candid.
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| Title | Halina Birenbaum. Hope is the Last to Die |
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| Author | Birenbaum Halina |
| Additional Informations | Halina Birenbaum. Hope is the Last to Die Translated from the Polish by David Welsh Publisher: Auschwitz Museum 1994 246 pp., 12 x 19 cm ISBN: 83-85047-11-5 |
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