Resultaten voor 's jean'

1. Colette Brull-Ulmann
2. Jean-Christophe Portes

Through the Morgue Door

"[A] gripping story...Through the Morgue Door is nonfiction, but it is so vividly written and full of suspense that it reads like a novel...Hopefully, this remarkable story of a courageous young Jewish woman in Paris during World War II will remind us all about the power of compassion and humanity." (Jewish Book Council) "Through the Morgue Door is the engaging memoir of one young Jewish woman's experience in Paris during the Nazi occupation of France...The memoir raises questions related to memory and postwar silence as well as the role of women in the Resistance. She provides a history of the Rothschild Hospital from an intern's perspective and documents a network that might otherwise remain hidden." (H-France)

Night Without End

The insights in this outstanding work challenge long-standing Polish ethnonationalist myths. - R. K. Byczkiewicz (Choice) Night without End is a significant addition to our understanding about how the Germans pursued the so-called Final Solution in Eastern Europe—namely, with the help of local non-Jewish populations.... [It] demonstrates how the Germans' genocidal goals were impossible without the collaboration of Poles. - Andrew Apostolou (Tablet)