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Trade Paperback. Condición: Very Good. No Jacket. 2nd Edition. Part of the Centropa Reader series, these books try to present history from a personal perspective, making use of a large body of oral histories, and seem like they were intended as classroom textbooks. This volume is divided into the following sections: Essays (five essays); From The Centropa Archive - 10 Austrian Jews Remember the Twentieth Century; Contexts (four lists - Viennese Jews Everyone Should Know; Famous AUstrians Everyone Should Know; Austrian History - Dates to know, reasons to know them; Suggested Readings).5¾ x 8¼ inches, 257 pages. In very good condition, with the exception of some curling to the cover and a slight tear on the back cover at the spine edge.…

Trade Paperback. Condición: Very Good. No Jacket. Part of the Centropa Reader series, these books try to present history from a personal perspective, making use of a large body of oral histories, and seem like they were intended as classroom textbooks. This volume is divided into the following sections: Poland, A General History; Before The Deluge; The Holocaust, Witness To Auschwitz; The Jewish History of Poland in 42 Photographs; and Jews in Postwar Poland. 5¾ x 8¼ inches, 327 pages. In very good condition, with the exception of some curling to the corners of the cover.…

Softcover. Condición: As New. This is the first in a series covering Jewish communities of Central and Eastern Europe. With essays, timelines and general histories of twentieth century German history, this volume offers the stories of four German Jews who describe growing up in Weimar Germany and who fled their country just in time. Also included are essays that delve into the complex relationship between Germans and Jews, testimonies of Czech, Hungarian and Romanian Jews who were liberated from concentration camps in Germany, as well as personal stories of Russian and American soldiers who liberated those camps.…

Softcover. Condición: As New. Leichte Kratzer / Abnutzungen / Druckstellen. The Polish Jewish Sourcebook, compiled and edited by Centropa in Vienna, is the fourth in a series of Centropa Readers on the great Jewish communities of Central and Eastern Europe.With essays, timelines and general histories on prewar and postwar Poland, this volume also contains excerpts from eighteen Jews who were deported to, and survived Auschwitz-Birkenau. This volume also contains a section: The Jewish History of Poland in forty-two Photographs, each annotated by one of the sixty-five Polish Jews Centropa interviewed over the past decade.…

First edition. 12mo. 299 pp. Illustrations. Softcover binding, very good condition. (96891). A Centropa Reader Volume 1.