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Title VOICES OF THE SHOAH : REMEMBRANCES OF THE HOLOCAUST : [CDB UNABRIDGED] / [written by David Notowitz].
Publication Info. Santa Monica, CA : Rhino Records, p2000.
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 Orlando Public Library (Downtown) - Library Central  CDB 940.5318 VOI    Check Shelves
Description 4 sound discs : digital ; 4 3/4 in. + 1 book (99 p. : ill. ; 25 cm.).
Performer Elliott Gould, narrator.
Credits David Notowitz produced, directed and wrote this work.
Note In container 26 x 20 x 3 cm.
Summary Audio documentary of the Holocaust as told by survivors and witnesses. Drawn from more than 180 interviews recorded between 1988 and 1998, the stories gathered her testify to the horrors of the Shoah as well as to the immeasurable strength of the human spirit.
System Details Compact disc.
Contents v.1. Introduction -- Life before the Shoah -- Anti-Semitism and Hitler's rise to power -- Efforts to escape -- At war -- Life in the ghettos and mass executions of Jews -- Deportation to labor and death camps -- v.2. Resistance -- Death marches and liberation -- Postwar sickness and recovery: looking for a future -- A new life in America and a survivor's philosophy of war -- Conclusion -- v.3. Kindertransport: saving the children -- An American-Jewish soldier at the liberation of Dachau -- Two Japanese-American soldiers witness the horrors of Dachau -- An American military rabbi brings hope to newly freed survivors -- v.4. Inheriting the Shoah: living with the knowledge of evil -- One girl's story: a childhood in hiding -- Epilogue.
Subject Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945) -- Personal narratives.
Holocaust survivors -- United States.
Holocaust survivors -- England.
Added Author Notowitz, David.
Gould, Elliott. Narrator.
ISBN 0737900318 $69.98
Music # R2 75600 Rhino Records