BOOKSTORE

The Melbourne Holocaust Museum is committed to preserving the voices of Holocaust survivors.
About our bookstore
We maintain a well-stocked physical and online Holocaust survivor bookstore. Publications are available by visiting our Museum store or ordering online.

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Courage to Care Volume 2: 22 Further Remarkable Stories of Rescue During World War II

Julie MEADOWS OAM & Zoi JUVRIS (editors) ; COURAGE TO CARE VICTORIA ; AUSTRALIAN CENTRE FOR JEWISH CIVILISATION
$35.00

Courage to Care Volume 1: 28 Remarkable Stories of Rescue During World War II

Julie MEADOWS OAM (editor) ; COURAGE TO CARE VICTORIA ; AUSTRALIAN CENTRE FOR JEWISH CIVILISATION
$35.00

The Wrong Boy

Suzy ZAIL
$23.00

Inkflower

Suzy ZAIL
$23.00

Alexander Altmann A10567

Suzy ZAIL
$19.00

A Look Back Over My Shoulder

Garry FABIAN, OAM
$25.00

Underground. The Hidden Archive of the Warsaw Ghetto

Melbourne Holocaust Museum, et al.
$39.00

The Jewish Quarterly: White Wash: Poland and the Jews: Issue 257

GRABOWSKI, Jan
$30.00

The Jewish Quarterly: The Rudashevski Diary: Issue 258

RUDASHEVSKI, Yitskhok
$30.00

The May Beetles: My First Twenty Years

SCHWARTZ, Baba
$40.00

Living Memory

SCHWARTZ, Andor
$33.00

The Secret Home

KRANZ Andy Mia
$30.00

Spark of Hope: An Autobiography

GOLDBERG Luba Wrobel
$30.00

Gazing at the Stars: Memories of a Child Survivor

SLONIM, Eva
$25.00

Irena’s Gift

Karen KIRSTEN
$35.00

Tell it to the Squirrels

Judith Kolt
$30.00

Related events

Irena’s Gift: Karen Kirsten in conversation with Dr Simon Holloway
20 Mar 2025

Award-winning author Karen Kirsten’s book is the captivating account of her quest to piece together her family’s hidden history.

Karen will be discussing her mother’s remarkable story of Holocaust survival after she was born in the Warsaw ghetto and smuggled out in a backpack, and the letter her mother received in Melbourne when she was thirty-two that shattered everything she thought she knew about herself and her family. A story of love and trauma, Karen’s experiences will resonate especially with those familiar with the silences that pervade the homes of Holocaust survivors.