Sam Ron

A Jewish Journey

Surviving and Thriving in Poland, Israel, and the United States

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Produktbeschreibung

Never forget. This stirring memoir of Polish Holocaust survivor Samuel Ron is structured as a Q&A with students, in order to reflect the decades he has spent educating groups about his survival from four Nazi concentration camps, and his many contributions to the founding of the modern State of Israel.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: University Press of America
• Seitenzahl: 206
• Erscheinungstermin: 12. Oktober 2022
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 227mm x 152mm x 15mm
• Gewicht: 324g
• ISBN-13: 9780761873587
• ISBN-10: 0761873589
• Artikelnr.: 64978616

Autorenporträt

Born in Kazimierza-Wielka, Poland, Sam Ron was imprisoned in four concentration camps and helped found the modern State of Israel before becoming a land developer and a volunteer Holocaust educator in the US, Israel, and Poland. Mr. Ron is a recipient of the Elie Wiesel Award from the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum. Caren Schnur Neile, has published six books, including her most recent, Peninnah's World: A Jewish Life in Stories, with Hamilton Books. A performance storyteller, Dr. Neile has taught storytelling studies for over two decades at Florida Atlantic University.

Inhaltsangabe

Foreword by Alan L: Berger, Ph:D:
Introduction: Man's Search for Listeners, by Caren Schnur Neile, Ph:D:
Part I: Timeline
Part II: The Talk
Part III: The Questions and the Answers
Chapter 1: What Was It like for You as a Boy in Poland?
Chapter 2: Can You Describe the Time Leading Up to War?
Chapter 3: How Did War Come to Your Town?
Chapter 4: What Was the Beginning of the German Occupation like for You?
Chapter 5: What Made Your Family Go into Hiding?
Chapter 6: What Did It Feel like to Be in Hiding?
Chapter 7: What Was Happening in Your Town While You Were in Hiding?
Chapter 8: What Was It like Getting to the Krakow Ghetto?
Chapter 9: Can You Describe Life in the Ghetto?
Chapter 10: What Was Life like for You at Plaszow?
Chapter 11: How Did You Get to Pionki?
Chapter 12: How Did You Leave Pionki and Where Did You Go?
Chapter 13: What Was It like Getting to Sachsenhausen?
Chapter 14: What Happened at Glowen?
Chapter 15: What Led to the Death March?
Chapter 16: What Were the First Few Days of Liberation Like?
Chapter 17: What Happened When You Got Back to Poland?
Chapter 18: What Did You Do for Bericha?
Chapter 19: How Did You Get to the Land of Israel?
Chapter 20: How Were You Wounded?
Chapter 21: Could You Talk about Bilha?
Chapter 22: What Did You Do after the Israeli War of Independence?
Chapter 23: What Happened to Your Parents Directly after Liberation?
Chapter 24: Could You Talk About Coming to America?
Chapter 25: Did You Encounter Anti-Semitism in the U:S: after the War?
Chapter 26: What Was It like Being an Immigrant to the U:S: at That Time?
Chapter 27: What Was Your First Visit Back to Your Hometown in 1980 Like?
Chapter 28: Could You Talk More about Getting Involved in Holocaust
Education?
Chapter 29: What Made You Go Back to Poland in 1989?
Chapter 30: How Was It Reuniting with the Man Whose the Man Whose Family
Hid You During the War?
Chapter 31: How Did You Feel Going Back to Kazimierza Wielka the Second
Time?
Chapter 32: What Was Your Experience with March of the Living?
Chapter 33: What Have You Done Recently to Educate the Public about the
Holocaust?
Chapter 34: What Is Your Relationship Now with Your Hometown?
Chapter 35: Are You Ever Benn Uncomfortable Speaking Out?
Chapter 36: What Is Your Proudest Achievement?
Chapter 37: What Do You Think Sustained You during Your Darkest Days?
Afterword
Glossary of Yiddish Terms
About the Author