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Little Bird of Auschwitz: How My Mother Escaped Death and Found Our Family
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The phrase "Little bird" was not unique. Many girls, like me, received that nickname when they came in for injections. It was a manipulative tactic, used to make each of us feel special, but in reality, there were countless "little birds." Jacques Peretti, a tenacious journalist, devoted his career to uncovering significant stories. Yet, there was always one narrative from his past that he never pursued—the tale of his mother's survival of Auschwitz. During the closing months of World War II, a thirteen-year-old Alina Peretti, along with her mother and sister, found themselves among thirteen thousand non-Jewish Poles deported to Auschwitz. The harrowing experiences in the camp left an indelible mark on Alina's life. Now, at the age of ninety and battling dementia, Alina and Jacques embark on an urgent mission to document her memories and safeguard the legacy of their family. As they delve into the past, Jacques uncovers deeply buried secrets about his family, gaining profound insights into the life of the woman who resisted being called "Mum."
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The phrase "Little bird" was not unique. Many girls, like me, received that nickname when they came in for injections. It was a manipulative tactic, used to make each of us feel special, but in reality, there were countless "little birds." Jacques Peretti, a tenacious journalist, devoted his career to uncovering significant stories. Yet, there was always one narrative from his past that he never pursued—the tale of his mother's survival of Auschwitz. During the closing months of World War II, a thirteen-year-old Alina Peretti, along with her mother and sister, found themselves among thirteen thousand non-Jewish Poles deported to Auschwitz. The harrowing experiences in the camp left an indelible mark on Alina's life. Now, at the age of ninety and battling dementia, Alina and Jacques embark on an urgent mission to document her memories and safeguard the legacy of their family. As they delve into the past, Jacques uncovers deeply buried secrets about his family, gaining profound insights into the life of the woman who resisted being called "Mum."
