[Rarebooks] fs: Hell of Auschwitz, Signed, 1st, DJ

[Back Creek Books]

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(No. 11248 )  Newman, Judith Sternberg. IN THE HELL OF AUSCHWITZ: THE 
WARTIME MEMOIRS OF JUDITH STERNBERG NEWMAN (SIGNED).
New York: Exposition Press, (1963). First printing, Full cloth, Octavo, 136 
pages, black and white photographs. Near Fine in a Very Good Dust Jacket, 
Jacket in Mylar protector.
      Judith Sternberg and 10,000 other Jews from Breslau, Germany were sent 
to Auschwitz in January of 1943. Of these, Sternberg and 37 others survived. 
This is her story of the horrors she experienced. Also includes a summary of 
the trial of Rudolf Hess, Commandant of Auschwitz. SIGNED by author on half 
title page. Bound in gray cloth over boards with spine and upper board 
titled in red. Shallow bumps at spine ends. Jacket has rubs, shallow chips, 
and a couple of tears along joint folds at spine ends....... $50.00
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