„Warum wollen die uns töten, Vater?" „Ich weiß es nicht, mein Sohn!" Die jüdische Familie Epstein aus Berlin sollte nach Auschwitz deportiert und wie so viele andere von ihrem Volk, getötet werden. Aber diesmal sollte es anders kommen. Die Epsteins mussten viel hinnehmen: Sie wurden geschlagen und gedemütigt, man ließ sie hungern. Aber dann reifte etwas Neues in ihnen heran: Überlebenswillen. Ein ganzes Volk, gehasst von einem Tyrannen, der den „brennenden" Wunsch hegte, die Juden zu vernichten. Eine kleine Gruppe wollte die Abschlachtung ihres eigenen Volkes nicht tatenlos geschehen lassen. Sie nahmen den Kampf gegen ihre Mörder auf. Aus einfachen, friedlichen Menschen wurden Kämpfer. Sie wehrten sich, sie schlugen zurück und hielten durch, bis die Befreier kamen. Ein spannender und unterhaltsamer Roman über eine jüdische Familie und ihre Gemeinschaft, die alles verloren, bis sie ihr Schicksal in die eigenen Hände nahmen.

Rahel Bashevi, orthodoxe Jüdin aus dem ultraorthodoxen Stadtteil Mea Shearim in Jerusalem, tritt der Zahal bei, den Streitkräften des Staates Israel, und erlebt dort - neben der Faszination dieses wunderbaren und zugleich hochbrisanten Landes - auch die erste Liebe. HINWEIS: Wir begegnen Rahel Bashevi in 'Jerusalem Syndrom' wieder; vielleicht besteht Interesse? Geschrieben 2012.

Ein Junge reist nach Krakau, begibt sich damit auf eine Zeitreise in jene unselige Zeit des Holocausts und begegnet in dieser seiner ersten Liebe. Geschrieben 1999

France, 1944. In the midst of the worst war the world has ever seen, an unlikely friendship strikes up between Levi Ackerman, a widowed French Jew, and Eren Jäger, a lieutenant in the German Wehrmacht who hides a dangerous secret. The two must work together as they deal with love, loss, dignity, and the horrors all around them. This multi-novel story stays faithful to the real history of World War II, covering from just before the Normandy Landing, the Battle of Metz, and the Ardennes Offensive (AKA, the Battle of the Bulge).

The building in the background is part of Yad Vashem.

Book #2 of the Song Series As Long As You Love Me ~ Justin Bieber ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ "As long as you love me, we could be starving, we could be homeless, we could be broke." Our hearts were jagged, torn and fractured but they were all we had left after we ran. I saved her life but she gave me life. She saved me in every way a person can be saved. For that I loved her; I adored her. But I guess our love was the forbidden type. She was the forbidden type. Germany 1938. Under the strict laws of the Nazis, people were forgetting morality. She didn't. People forgot about friendship and family. She didn't. People forgot about feelings. She certainly didn't. I was head over heels for her before I even realised it. But that was dangerous - too dangerous with more at stake than just our lives. Tension rose, heartbeats shook, fear reappeared and love faded. So we ran. "As long as you love me, I'll be your platinum, I'll be your silver, I'll be your gold." ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Book written by Amina and Zaina

I don't own Number The Stars If you have not read the book go read it or it will not make sense. (Takes place after the afterword) Annemarie's P.O.V Two long years. Two very long years. We're all free. Denmark is no longer occupied by Germany. I still wear the Star Of David that was once Ellen's. My birthday is in 2 weeks and I really want to see Ellen again. However Ellen's life is better over there in Sweden for them. They don't have to worry about Sweden getting occupied. I wonder if Ellen thinks about me from time to time.............

Just a poem about the Holocaust. No big deal. This my own original poem. Please don't steal it.

Azayla is a twelve year old Jewish girl who has been in hiding nearly all her life. Her and her little brother, Jeremiah have only known living in fear. Azayla struggles to take proper care of Jeremiah, as their father had died whilst fighting the Nazi's. Their mama couldn't take it, and so she married a man that Azayla has suspicions about. When her Mama is found dead, she knows that there is something more to her Mama's new husband. Does she have the strength and courage to figure out what it is?