Thursday, December 1, 2022

The Daughter of Auschwitz: Friedman, Tova

 Tova Friedman and her parents lived in a Jewish ghetto. When she was four year old they were sent to a camp. At age 6 she was separated from her parents. Her father was sent to Dachau and her mother and her were in Birkenau. 

Tova's mom taught her how to keep herself safe. Those lessons helped her survive Birkenau - making her one of the youngest survivors. Tova eventually migrated to the US got married and had grandchildren. She continues to share her short so that we can never forget what happened. 

Tovas writes an account of her life and experience from age 4. It's harrowing and emotional read.  Tova's voice and emotions come off the pages and she pulls you into here life. This read will stay with you. This is a book you should read and share with others.




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