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Book Title: Hanna Mendels chans
The author of the book: Suzy Zail
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Edition: Berghs
Date of issue: September 8th 2014
ISBN: 9150220748
ISBN 13: 9789150220742
Language: English
Format files: PDF
The size of the: 8.43 MB

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Hanna Mendel visste vad hon ville bli en berömd konsertpianist. Vad hon inte visste var att hennes egna kvarter skulle förvandlas till ett getto. Inte heller att hon och hennes familj skulle fösas ihop som boskap på en tågvagn. Eller att hon skulle tillbringa sin sextonde födelsedag i Auschwitz-Birkenau. Att de hon avskydde mest skulle bli hennes publik. Och att mitt i detta känna den första spirande kärleken är kanske svårast av allt att förstå.

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Suzy Zail was born in 1966 in Melbourne, and has worked as a solicitor specialising in litigation. After the birth of her first child, Suzy left the law to concentrate on writing. Suzy has written for magazines, and is the author of award-winning children’s books. Her children’s fiction has been published in Australia, Canada, and the United States.

Suzy, an internationally published author, freelance journalist and former litigation lawyer, began the harrowing journey into her father’s past when he was diagnosed with a terminal illness and was given just six-months to live.

Her father decided to tell his family the previously unknown details of his childhood spent surviving a German concentration camp before becoming a refugee in Australia.

"Writing this book allowed me to revisit my father’s story and remember him and the millions of other children and teenagers who didn’t survive”, Suzy says.

“It was also the perfect way to pass on [my father’s] warning, because only by remembering can we prevent the past from fading. By reading about the Holocaust and trying to understand it we can make sure it never happens again.”