6" X 9" 174 Pages Indexed. White covers with interior text pages bright,

6" X 9" 174 Pages Indexed. White covers with interior text pages bright, tight, and white. These eyewitness accounts of life and death in the Nazi concentration camps of the Third Reich are shocking, touching, moving, and unforgettable. They are stories of unbelievable horror, unbearable suffering, and incredible courage. Millions perished under circumstances of unimaginable degradation, their voices silenced, seemingly forever. Fortunately, the war ended before the Nazis could finish their hellish job, and thousands of prisoners survived to tell us their own stories as well as the stories of those whose lives had been so cruelly and so casually terminated. These accounts chronicle, in grisly detail, unspeakable crimes against helpless, innocent people. What is important to remember is that they are true stories told by people who were there and saw with their own eyes the atrocities that were committed hourly against anybody the Nazis did not like. If you were too old, too young, too fat, too thin, you could be disposed of. They would work you until you dropped, then kill you for the crime of exhaustion. They enjoyed punishing one person for another person's "crimes" or slaughtering hundreds of hostages on the slightest pretext. Ultimately, in an act of diabolical irony, they could kill you simply because you had seen too much and could testify to what you saw. After all, the last thing they wanted to leave behind was an eyewitness.