Memoir by: Dasia Black Author: Dasia Black Cover Design: Rachel Kolokoff Hopper 6x9, paperback, 156 pages with photos
About This Book
This book tells the story of three young children, now in their eighties, whose childhood was shattered by the murderous Nazi regime in Zbaraz, a small township in Poland, now in Ukraine. Though born into loving families, they lost their childhood, their families and their homes, at a very young age. They also lost trust in the world being a safe place and the idea that people are basically good.
Fear and aloneness became part of their day-to-day life. To varying degrees, all three were traumatized.
Why did this happen?
It happened because they were born into a particular religious/ethnic group. They were Jewish. The book also recounts the work of some outstanding individuals and organizations that took on the challenge of helping these children and their families, and indeed the remnants of the Jewish people, to survive the killings and rebuild their lives.
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