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File Size: 4376 KB
Print Length: 234 pages
Publisher: Simon Pulse; Reprint edition (November 1, 2011)
Publication Date: November 1, 2011
Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B005D7FKBE
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"I Have Lived a Thousand Years: Growing Up in The Holocaust" is well written and informative true story from a survivor of anti-Semitism that was present in 1938 Europe. Livia Bitton-Jackson carefully describes the increasing hostility and prejudice toward her and her family as they tried to live peaceably in her rural hometown of Samorin, Czechoslovakia, on the banks of the Danube River, at the edge of the Carpathian foothills. Livia was a young thirteen year old girl when she and her father, mother and older brother, and her aunt, were harassed and eventually were rounded up, along with her Jewish community and sent to various Jewish ghettos. Her father,Mark Friedmann, was sent to a Hungarian labor camp, where he eventually perished. Livia, whose birth name was Ellvira "Elli" Friedmann, her mother, Laura, her 17 year old brother, Bubi, and her mother's older sister, Serena, were all sent, by cattle railroad cars, to the infameous death camp, Auschwiz,Poland.I learned many things about life and death. Family and community. Survival in the face of impossible living conditions. Elli's stories are of extreme prejudice, harassement, arrests, torture, murder and a palatable evil darkness that over took her Jewish community. Elli's stories are also stories of family unity, faith, laughter, hope,endurance, loyality, courage and the deep down human will to survive no matter what evil comes your way. Elli's story is also one of triumph and love in the face of overwhelming odds, and of never giving up. This is a well written inspirational story. I highly recommend this book to anyone who wants to understand the human spirit of hope and courage in the face of adversity.
I purchased this book and thought that I was getting the winner of the Christopher Award. I discovered later that there is a much longer version. Readers need to purchase "Elli:Coming of Age in the Holocaust." There is such a big difference with so many details that were left out of "I Have Lived a Thousand Years" that I was able to read this shorter version and about a month later read the original version and not feel like I was reading the same thing over.
Fascinating. I more fully understand now that at least a lot of the slave labor- i.e. those who did not go immediately to the gas- must have been mainly just a means of torturing these Jews by those that hated them. Having a starved 13 year old girl and her starved, debilitated mother- and thousands more like her- working with a shovel on a hill side in Poland must have cost much more than the Reich benefited. The building and guarding and maintenance of the camps, the running of the trains, how much could any of this have aided the war effort? I think rather quite the opposite.The other thing I have come to realize more than in the past is how much of this evil was accomplished not just by the Nazis, but by other counties that fully supported the extermination of the Jews. Think about it: the persecution starts in her home town (in Hungary?) years before the Nazis invade. Many of the cruelest camp guards were Hungarian, Lithuanian, Latvian and other non-Germans. This is also confirmed in another book I am reading, "The Good Old Days". The record is very clear: many, if not most, of the Jews who who were beaten to death or shot after digging their own graves were murdered by the people of the nations(such as Lithuania) Germany had just invaded, while the Germans just watched. And as the various town's citizens watched and cheered. It wasn't just the Germans. They had a lot of help with the slaughter of the Jews from the nations they invaded. But, this is a helpful book in educating about what happened.
I don't think any of us can fully understand what the Jews in Nazi Germany went through. This book tells the horrors of what Ellie Friedman's family went through during the last year of WWII. I was aware of these attrocities, but I was not aware of what they went through after they were liberated. It was like the world had come to an end during their imprisonment, and terrible things kept happening after they were freed. The attitudes of some of their so-called "good neighbors" who would not give them back their possessions when they got back to their devastated house. Windows were taken away from the houses, including the hinges. Human excrement piled on the floor in each room. Not all of the Germans were hateful to them on their return. Some brought food and clothing to share with them...those were the truly good Germans who were appalled at the treatment and murders of the Jews. I would absolutely recommend this book. It is always good to know the truth, and stories written by those who lived it are real eye-openers, and a warning that these things should never happen again.
"I Have Lived a Thousand Years" was one of the most interesting and exhilarating books I have read in a long time. I decided to read this book for my English class in school based on reviews and it did not disappoint. The story is about a young teenage girl's journey through the Holocaust from being captured to surviving Auschwitz to being freed. The book is a true story as the author is the main character of the book. Everything from the plot to the details to the flow of the book kept me entertained and enthralled the whole time. Each time I picked up the book to read, it was nearly impossible to put it down. The most interesting part of the book, in my opinion, was learning about everything that happened from first-hand experience. Truly being able to see how cruel the Nazis were and how terrible the conditions were was eye-opening. Obviously, I knew it was bad, but not that bad. I rated this book four out of five stars because at some points it felt a bit rushed and a little more detail could have been added. Other than that, this book was extremely well written and I would suggest it to anyone that enjoys Holocaust stories or just a good book in general.
I have a 13-year-old granddaughter and I cannot imagine a young girl having all this happening to her. Ellis is just an amazing young woman. I have told so many to read this. I’m now reading the follow up book!
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