New eBook Brings New Insight Into World War Two
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" Santa Monica, CA, October 07, 2012 --( Based on years of research, interviews and her own harrowing experiences, author Stefania Heilbrunn of South Africa, gives a vivid account of how the Nazis occupied her hometown in Europe and ruthlessly, systematically captured, tormented and killed almost all 14,000 Jews, living in her town with a total population of 30,000.This is the first publication of this photo, a grueling image of a German soldier standing in front of several hanging dead Jewish men and it is included in this book to provide historic evidence of the Holocaust.Kalman Aron provided the original artwork for the cover of this book, a reproduction of his painting entitled “Mother and Child,” permanently on display in the lobby of the Los Angeles Museum of the Holocaust.This historic and powerful book can now be read on the Apple iPad, Amazon/Kindle and all tablets and smartphones.Based on years of research, interviews and her own harrowing experiences, author Stefania Heilbrunn of South Africa, gives a vivid account of how the Nazis occupied her hometown in Europe and ruthlessly, systematically captured, tormented and killed almost all 14,000 Jews, living in her town with a total population of 30,000.Starting with Hitlers orders and the Nazi Occupation, the author details the travesties beginning with the over-crowding of the ghetto, the countless beatings and ruthless killings.Kalman Aron provided the original artwork for the cover of this book, a reproduction of his painting entitled “Mother and Child,” permanently on display in the lobby of the Los Angeles Museum of the Holocaust.Remember Point publishes this collective memoir, authored by Stefania Heilbrunn, to honor the millions who perished during the Holocaust and that their memories may bring forth peace and understanding throughout the world.