The Boy Who Drew Auschwitz
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The Boy Who Drew Auschwitz is a true story of survival, memory, and hope told through a child’s drawings from the Holocaust. This Ukrainian edition brings together the essential facts, story, and emotional weight of the original in a clear, beautifully produced book.
About the Author
Thomas Geve Thomas Geve is a Holocaust survivor whose drawings and testimony preserve a rare child’s-eye view of concentration camp life and survival.
What This Book Is About
The book presents a deeply human record of life in Auschwitz and beyond. Through memory and drawings, it shows how a young survivor tried to understand and document a world built to destroy him.
Why You Should Read It
- Discover a thoughtful book with a strong personal, historical, or cultural focus
- Explore themes that stay relevant beyond the page
- Enjoy a Ukrainian edition designed for attentive reading
- Add a meaningful title to a home library or gift selection
Edition Details
📖 Pages: 320
📕 Cover: hardcover
🏢 Publisher: Лабораторія
📅 Year: 2025
🔢 ISBN: 978-617-8401-63-4
🌐 Language: Ukrainian
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