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Adieu Birkenau

Adieu Birkenau

Kolinka, Ginette, 1925- author.
Graphic Novel 2024

In April 1944, at the age of 19, Ginette Kolinka was deported to the extermination camp known as Auschwitz II-Birkenau. She confided none of her experiences to anyone for the next 50 years, until finally agreeing to be interviewed and filmed, in her seventies, by Steven Spielberg's newly inaugurated Shoah Foundation. To her own great surprise, so many long-buried memories resurfaced that she then dedicated her life to bearing witness. In October...

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ISBN:
9781914224232
Description:
95, xii pages : chiefly illustrations (chiefly colour) ; 27 cm
Notes:
"The afterword "Ginette Kolinka: a survivor's story" written by Tal Bruttmann"--Title page
Originally published in French under the following title: Ginette Kolinka. Adieu Birkenau
In English, translated from the French
Control Number:
3338346
Other Authors:
Bruttmann, Tal, writer of afterword
Dalmases, Cesc F., illustrator
Efa, illustrator
Matet, Victor, author
Morvan, Jean-David, 1969- author
Roger, colorist
translation of: Kolinka, Ginette, 1925- Ginette Kolinka. Adieu Birkenau. English
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