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The Wartime Diary of Edmund Kessler
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In "The Wartime Diary of Edmund Kessler," Dr. Kessler, a Jewish lawyer from Lwow, Poland, provides a firsthand account of the Holocaust, documenting the harrowing events he experienced between 1942 and 1944. With a vivid and raw documentary style, he recounts life in the Lwow Ghetto, his time at the Janowska Concentration Camp, and his survival in a secret bunker where he and twenty-three other Jews were hidden by a brave Polish farmer and his family. The book also features a chapter by Kazimierz Kalwinski, who, as a teenager, helped care for the hidden Jews on his family's farm. Edmund's daughter, Renata Kessler, took on the task of coordinating the book and penned the epilogue about her journey to uncover this story, which led her to Israel, Poland, and Lviv, Ukraine. Esteemed scholar Antony Polonsky adds an insightful historical background on the era in which the diary is set. This book serves as an invaluable resource for historians, scholars, and anyone deeply interested in studying the Holocaust.
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In "The Wartime Diary of Edmund Kessler," Dr. Kessler, a Jewish lawyer from Lwow, Poland, provides a firsthand account of the Holocaust, documenting the harrowing events he experienced between 1942 and 1944. With a vivid and raw documentary style, he recounts life in the Lwow Ghetto, his time at the Janowska Concentration Camp, and his survival in a secret bunker where he and twenty-three other Jews were hidden by a brave Polish farmer and his family. The book also features a chapter by Kazimierz Kalwinski, who, as a teenager, helped care for the hidden Jews on his family's farm. Edmund's daughter, Renata Kessler, took on the task of coordinating the book and penned the epilogue about her journey to uncover this story, which led her to Israel, Poland, and Lviv, Ukraine. Esteemed scholar Antony Polonsky adds an insightful historical background on the era in which the diary is set. This book serves as an invaluable resource for historians, scholars, and anyone deeply interested in studying the Holocaust.
