Weiter Leben

Klüger (b. 1931) describes her childhood in Vienna after the Anschluss, life in the children's house in Theresienstadt, the "Theresienstadt family camp" in Auschwitz, and forced labor in Christianstadt, a satellite of Gross-Rosen in Germany. Throughout, she was together with her mother; they escaped from a death march and after the war emigrated to the U.S. Discusses psychological aspects of the concentration camp experience and the reactions of Americans and Germans when confronted with her past. (From the Bibliography of the Vidal Sassoon International Center for the Study of Antisemitism - The Hebrew University of Jerusalem)