Is it possible to find love in hell?
Lale arrived at Auschwitz-Birkeanu concentration camp and is soon put to work as the tattooist, marking people’s skin so that they become a number, their humanity stripped away.
In his unlikely position, he meets Gita.
Both characters (real people) fought against the Nazi’s under-the-radar, evading detection among the way. Both are starved, beaten, and treated like animals.
This book is a testament to the sufferers of the holocaust, the experiences that many cannot share, we must always remember the atrocities the Nazi’s committed. But this book goes further than that, it proves that despite the Nazi’s meticulous regime, they forgot about the human ability to find love and compassion, even in Hell.
Lale arrived at Auschwitz-Birkeanu concentration camp and is soon put to work as the tattooist, marking people’s skin so that they become a number, their humanity stripped away.
In his unlikely position, he meets Gita.
Both characters (real people) fought against the Nazi’s under-the-radar, evading detection among the way. Both are starved, beaten, and treated like animals.
This book is a testament to the sufferers of the holocaust, the experiences that many cannot share, we must always remember the atrocities the Nazi’s committed. But this book goes further than that, it proves that despite the Nazi’s meticulous regime, they forgot about the human ability to find love and compassion, even in Hell.