The Stable Boy of Auschwitz: A heartbreaking true story of courage and survival

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The only way for humanity to prevent a horror like the Holocaust from ever happening again is to force ourselves to look, with unblinking eyes, at exactly what happened, and to understand how the unthinkable, the unimaginable, ever came to pass. Henry was one of the 2,011 Jews who weredeported from Cologne, through it all, he found the strength to survive and was one of only 23 to emerge alive from the concentration camps after the war.

IMO if you want to read about the Holocaust from a survivor, you owe it to yourself to read this book . Reading about the horrific situations Henry Oster had to live through as well as the life he went on to live was both heartbreaking and heartwarming and after I finished it I had a nice long cry.

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Henry loses his father when the family is sent to the Lodz Ghetto and how he help his mother survive the first roundups of Jews sent to Auschwitz. au/product/the-stable-boy-of-auschwitz-a-heartbreaking-true-story-of-courage-and-survival-by-henry-oster-and-dexter-ford/p/262956" on this server.The months following the end of the war were extremely difficult and assimilation back into society does not happen overnight. The stable boy of Auschwitz, while this title is right, only three chapters in this book were about this author working in the stables of Auschwitz. Although I knew about the "death march" this was my first time reading about someone's experience in it.