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Dancing through darkness when love and dreams survived a Nazi death camp : based on the diary and memories of Selma (Saartje Wijnberg) Engel / Ann Markham Walsh.

Publication | Not Digitized | Library Call Number: D804.196 .W35 2013

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    Based on the recorded memories, diary and love letters of Saartje Wijnberg (Selma Wijnberg Engel) and Chaim Engel, Dancing Through Darkness is a true story that exists only because of the strength of love and the power of dreams. From Poland and Holland, and with no common language, Saartje and Chaim met and fell in love when forced to dance together for the entertainment of the Nazi SS guards at Sobibor Death Camp in Poland in April, 1943. As their love grew, in defiance of the brutality that surrounded them, they promised each other they would survive. Their dream of living to share a normal.
    Format
    Online resource
    Author/Creator
    Walsh, Ann Markham.
    Published
    Nashville : Dunham Books, 2013
    Locale
    Netherlands
    Poland
    Contents
    Cover; Contents; Preface Eyewitness to Evil; Part One: Time Present and Time Past; Chapter 1 Searching for the Past; Chapter 2 The Birth of Evil-Hitler's Rise to Power; Part Two: The Darkness Comes; Chapter 3 Memories of My Family; Chapter 4 New Masters-New Laws; Chapter 5 A Different World; Chapter 6 A Life in Hiding; Chapter 7 Captured; Chapter 8 Prisoner; Part Three: The Hell of Sobibor; Chapter 9 Transport; Chapter 10 Transport Process; Chapter 11 Sobibor; Chapter 12 Sobibor's Dark History; Chapter 13 Our First Dance; Chapter 14 Dreams Amid Horrors; Chapter 15 Sobibor Personnel Chapter 16 Escape PlansChapter 17 The Escape; Chapter 18 Running and Hiding; Part Four: The Diary; The Loft; Saartje's Diary with Chaim and Saartje's Letters; Part Five: Different Battles; Liberation; Chapter 19 The Liberators; Chapter 20 Memories After the War; Chapter 21 The Hardest Journey; Chapter 22 Coming Home; Chapter 23 No Longer My Home; Chapter 24 Searching for a Home; Chapter 25 Chaim's Dream; Chapter 26 Speaking Out; Chapter 27 Our Last Dance; Chapter 28 Reflections; Acknowledgments; Notes; Bibliography; Sources
    Notes
    Cover; Contents; Preface Eyewitness to Evil; Part One: Time Present and Time Past; Chapter 1 Searching for the Past; Chapter 2 The Birth of Evil-Hitler's Rise to Power; Part Two: The Darkness Comes; Chapter 3 Memories of My Family; Chapter 4 New Masters-New Laws; Chapter 5 A Different World; Chapter 6 A Life in Hiding; Chapter 7 Captured; Chapter 8 Prisoner; Part Three: The Hell of Sobibor; Chapter 9 Transport; Chapter 10 Transport Process; Chapter 11 Sobibor; Chapter 12 Sobibor's Dark History; Chapter 13 Our First Dance; Chapter 14 Dreams Amid Horrors; Chapter 15 Sobibor Personnel
    Chapter 16 Escape PlansChapter 17 The Escape; Chapter 18 Running and Hiding; Part Four: The Diary; The Loft; Saartje's Diary with Chaim and Saartje's Letters; Part Five: Different Battles; Liberation; Chapter 19 The Liberators; Chapter 20 Memories After the War; Chapter 21 The Hardest Journey; Chapter 22 Coming Home; Chapter 23 No Longer My Home; Chapter 24 Searching for a Home; Chapter 25 Chaim's Dream; Chapter 26 Speaking Out; Chapter 27 Our Last Dance; Chapter 28 Reflections; Acknowledgments; Notes; Bibliography; Sources
    USHMM copy 2 signed by Ann Markham Walsh
    USHMM copy 3 signed by S W Engel

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    Language
    English
    ISBN
    9780985532895
    0985532890
    Physical Description
    214 pages ; 23 cm

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    2024-06-21 21:55:00
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