Los hornos de Hitler / I Survived Hitler's Ovens: The Story Of

Los hornos de Hitler / I Survived Hitler's Ovens: The Story Of Auschwitz (Spanish Edition)

Una sobreviviente de los campos de concentraciÃ³n de Auschwitz y de Birkenau. La visiÃ³n de cinco chimeneas arrojando el humo de la carne quemada de centenares de miles de seres humanos, entre ellos los padres y los dos hijos de la escritora.

CrÃ³nica autÃ©ntica y documentada del genocidio mÃ¡s conocido de la historia del siglo XX. Un testimonio irrefutable de los Â«experimentos cientÃficosÂ» realizados en seres vivos.

CÃ³mo eran y actuaban los dirigentes de Auschwitz y Belsen; quiÃ©n fue Joseph Kramer, juzgado como el criminal nÃºmero uno en el proceso de Luneburg.

Olga Lengyel conservÃ³ como testimonio de esta experiencia las cicatrices y la marca del cautiverio, pruebas que mantuvieron incÃ³lume su espÃritu de humanismo.

Muy por encima de cualquier sensacionalismo, este documento perdurable es un amargo recordatorio a la humanidad de las indescriptibles consecuencias del odio racial, la intolerancia religiosa y el despotismo polÃtico. En Los hornos de Hitler la autora narra al mundo el horror de los campos de exterminio nazis.

Description in English: Olga Lengyel was a trained surgical assistant in Kolozsvr, Hungary, working in the hospital where her husband, Dr. Miklos Lengyel, was director. In the spring of 1944, she was deported with her husband, parents and children to the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp; she was the only member of her family to survive. She wrote about her experiences in a memoir, Five Chimneys: The Story of Auschwitz, first published in France in 1946 as Souvenirs de l'au-del. (A later American paperback edition was entitled I Survived Hitler's Ovens; more recent editions have used the title Five Chimneys: A Woman Survivor's True Story of Auschwitz) These kinds of experiences made her a strong and independent woman.

Her children died in the gas chamber. ""I cannot acquit myself of the charge that I am, in part, responsible for the destruction of my own parents and of my two young sons. The world understands that I could not have known, but in my heart the terrible feeling persists that I could have, I might have, saved them."" After the war, Lengyel emigrated to the United States where she founded the Memorial Library chartered by the University of the State of New York. She died in 2001 at the age of 93, after surviving three bouts of cancer.

Country	USA
Author	Olga Lengyel
Binding	Paperback
EAN	9781681650050
ISBN	1681650053
Label	Planeta-ABG
Manufacturer	Planeta-ABG
NumberOfItems	1
NumberOfPages	236
PublicationDate	2015-05-12
Publisher	Planeta-ABG
Studio	Planeta-ABG
ReleaseDate	0000-00-00

Los hornos de Hitler / I Survived Hitler's Ovens: The Story Of Auschwitz (Spanish Edition)

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