From Darkness to Light: Surviving the Holocaust

Naomi Rosh WHITE

About this book
Based on interviews with 11 Polish Jews, who immigrated to Australia after World War II, this book explores the experiences of Holocaust survivors. It discusses life in Poland during the 1920s-30s, including the exclusion of Jews from social circles, and antisemitism, especially in schools and universities. The book describes the interviewees’ wartime experiences – life in the ghettos, in concentration and extermination camps, or in hiding – and analyses the Jewish response to these experiences, as well as reflecting on Polish antisemitism during and after the war, and the effect on the survivors’ Jewish identity. The Australian immigration policy and the reception of immigrants is also studied.
Product details
Category
The Holocaust
Publisher
Collins Dove
Published
1988
ISBN
0859246981
Country
Australia
Pages
229
Author
Naomi Rosh WHITE

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