Review:This is a very interesting and loving word's that tell of the love a family has for one another,and their love of others even the ones who inflicted such pain and suffering,the strong values of the Jewish people passed on from the parents,the love and respect for the human life. God bless allof the Jewish people. Read more

Review:This book chronicles one person's tragic memories of life during Hitler's reign of terror. Nonna tells of the love of her family, and describes the horrors they endured unto death. Courage beyond the ordinary, and heroic survival despite the demonic evil released upon defenseless men, women and children are presented with the underlying hope of "never again." Read more

Review:Detailed, specific and full of examples. Almost too horrific to read all the way through, but a "must-read" to appreciate just how cruel man can be to his fellow man, and be sure we do not let it happen again. Moving. Read more

Review:Surviving Hitler is written for people between the ages of 10- adults. The story is written about a real person's heroic journey during the time of the Holocaust. The author does a great job of capturing the reader with real black and white photographs accompanied by graphic details of the experiences of Janek Mandelbaum. Through these photos and texts she allows the reader to feel a sense of compassion and connection with our hero and gives the reader a much deeper understanding of the event... Read more

Review:This true story of a mother of seven fleeing from Germany's Satan with her husband and children is gripping. Interwoven with historical developments I found the storyline and writing style to be captivating. May these stories continue to be told honoring those who suffered so much for life and freedom. Read more

Review:I have read most books about the concentration and extermination camps built by the Nazi's. I have also read a lot about Stalin's Gulags. This book was different in so many ways from the others. The research Ms. Helm did astounded me from the very first paragraph. I cannot begin to imagine the amount of work she put into writing this amazing book. It was very difficult to read due to the pain of these women, and I can barely think about what it must have been like to interview survivors and... Read more

Review:Very informative. Presents the information needed for re-education and learn the facts regarding the African holocaust. All the things that were not taught us in grade school growing up. John Henrik Clark breaks it down with references to support everything written in this book. Some people may not like what they will learn about Christopher Columbus but this information concerning the African slave trade and the European invasion of the "new world" is important not just to African Americans... Read more

Review:A riveting story from beginning to end. I couldn't believe how much Irene went through in her young life and what a wonderful person she was. I would recommend this book to anyone - such an incredible life. Read more

Review:A hefty book, but definitely a good read. There is a DVD by the same title that goes through the author's search for his information for the book. Very interesting as well, but more a "behind the scenes" look at the making of the book. Read more

Review:Fr Timothy Gallagher makes the Ignatian spiritual exercises accessible to the lay. This guide carefully explains how to discern spiritual consolation from just feeling happy and spiritual desolation from feeling sad. Read more