Search Results: Holocaust from Charlie's Books

Soft-cover 2006 edition by Jafa Wallach and edited by Stuart W. Mirsky. With an Afterword by Rena Bernstein. INSCRIBED by Rena Bernstein - "To ___ from Rena Bernstein." Photographs. 188pp. Very Good+ copy with a couple of page corners creased.

"Four Girls from Berlin: The True Story of a Friendship That Defied the Holocaust" - by Marianne Meyerhoff. This soft-cover book is an Advance Uncorrected Proof of this 2007 edition. Frontispiece with pictures. 241pp. Small bookmark with the previous owner's name on the reverse side of the front cover and small crease to the lower front cover corner, thus, a Very Good unmarked and tightly bound book.

First edition, 1990. Fine hardcover with dust jacket with crease along the front fore-edge, but a Very Good cover.

Theresa Cahn-Tober's "Hide and Seek: A Wartime Childhood - soft-cover book published by the University of New Mexico Press in 2003. First printing this edition. With pictures. 216pp. Fine condition. Memoir/World War II.

Publications International, Ltd., 2000. First Edition. 765pp+, illustrated. Glossy boards. Like New/Fine large hardcover with minimal shelf rubbing.

"Lily's Promise: Holding On to Hope Through Auschwitz and Beyond - A Story for All Generations" by Lily Ebert and Dov Forman. First HarperOne Edition published 2022. Pictures. 306 pages including an Acknowledgment section. A memoir of the Holocaust. Fine hardcover with a Remainder mark on the bottom edge with a Fine dust jacket.

First edition 1990 published by Simon and Schuster. Index. 319pp Fine hardcover book with Very Good+ price-clipped dust jacket. "One by One by One is about the need to assimilate the truth of experience in order to mourn, learn, understand and live."

Fine 1st edition 2012 with Fine dust jacket.

Hardcover First Longmeadow Press Edition, 1994. Introduction by Teddy Kollek. Illustrated. Fine book and Fine dust jacket. "I was moved by the pain and anguish (your book) contains. Like all survivors' testimonies, yours must be read by anyone committed to bear witness"...... Elie Wiesel.