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Remember us, my journey from the shtetl through the holocaust, Martin Small and Vic Shayne ; foreward by Milton J. Nieuwsma

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Remember us, my journey from the shtetl through the holocaust, Martin Small and Vic Shayne ; foreward by Milton J. Nieuwsma

Language

eng

resource.biographical

autobiography

Illustrations

illustrations

Index

no index present

Literary Form

non fiction

Main title

Remember us

Nature of contents

catalogs

Oclc number

954670219

Responsibility statement

Martin Small and Vic Shayne ; foreward by Milton J. Nieuwsma

Sub title

my journey from the shtetl through the holocaust

Summary

Follows the life story of Martin Small from the work camp to the concentration camp of Mauthausen, to being a partisan of the Nowogrodek forests, and to life as a displaced person in Italy, and from fighting the Egyptian army in a tiny Israeli kibbutz in 1948 to starting a new life in a new world in New York. This account is based on talks Martin Small gave to audiences across the country and to coauthor Shayne before his death

Table Of Contents

I live to remember -- My little shtetl, Maitchet -- Yiddish culture -- Answering questions with questions -- Dreaming of a new world -- Shabbat Shalom -- Yearning to touch the past -- Visiting Baranowicze -- The wrong kind of excitement -- Living with our differences -- All on one block -- L'chaim to my father -- The meaning of Tzedakah -- Our world started to change -- The German invasion -- And then we were slaves -- Escape from Baranowicze -- Free for now -- Partisans -- More aimless wandering -- Spring -- Awakening -- Viva Italia! -- Nowhere but Palestine -- A war we would not lose -- Where's my visa? -- America the beautiful -- Time for reflection -- The circle comes to a close -- I remember -- Epilogue -- Afterword -- Appendix: Gentle snowflakes falling

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