Titlebook: Children Writing the Holocaust; Sue Vice Book 2004 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2004 exile.Ghetto.Holoca

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Masquerading as Gentile,tile. In both Ida Fink’s novel . and Solomon Perel’s memoir . the protagonist is a teenager, and for this reason their experience contrasts with that of young children hiding in Christian institutions, or young children hiding openly with family members. Rather than simply living ‘on the surface’, i

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Fragmentary Narration,ial, detailed and profound knowledge, side by side with vast voids, absences and ignorances’.. Although Laub is discussing oral testimony, the features he mentions are also, more specifically, characteristic of fragmentary Holocaust narratives by or about children and young people. In the latter, pr

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-60761-411-1on of a child’s-eye view, remains striking and impressive. It was because of this child’s perspective that I decided to investigate further accounts by and about children during the Holocaust years. I wanted to know how unusual . was as a representation of a child’s fate during the war years; and ho

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