- Summary
- Shortly after the end of World War II, Přemysl Pitter, a Czech Christian activist, and Olga Fierzová, organized at several chateaus which had been appropriated by the Czech government, rehabilitation centers for Jewish children who survived the Nazi concentration camps (including Theresienstadt) in different countries. Presents accounts by 26 survivors (including the author) who were among those children and who were interviewed for this book. Most of them now live in Israel. Their memoirs relate their family background, their persecution during the Holocaust, their stay in the rehabilitation centers after the war, and their postwar lives. (From the Bibliography of the Vidal Sassoon International Center for the Study of Antisemitism, for the Czech edtion).
- Uniform Title
- Kolik naděje má smrt. Hebrew.
- Format
- Book
- Alternative Title
- ארמונות התקווה / פאבל קוהן ; תרגום מצ'כית, רות בובק.
- Author/Creator
- Kohn, Pavel.
קוהן, פבל.
- Published
- Yiśraʼel : Bet Ṭerezin, 2004
ישראל : בית טרזין, 2004
- Locale
- Czech Republic
- Other Authors/Editors
- Bobeḳ, Rut, translator.
בובק, רות, translator.
