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Three Tearless Histories - The Photographer of Auschwitz and Other Stories (Hardcover)
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Three Tearless Histories - The Photographer of Auschwitz and Other Stories (Hardcover)
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"Erich Hackl's subjects are all actual events, fates and
biographies. Often with considerable research and effort, he digs
deep into the histories of people whose destiny very often have to
do with Nazism and / or with Judaism. In his new collection of
short [non-fiction] stories Three tearless histories, two of which
are already published in Austria in newspapers and anthologies,
Hackl tells of Jewish people and their destinies. [...] These
stories get under one's skin." - Winfried Stanzick, Top Ten Review
for Bucher.de, July 9, 2015 "Highly recommended, ...a haunting
book." - Samuel Moser Neue Zurcher Zeitung, September 13, 2014 "The
books of Erich Hackl have now been translated into 25 languages. As
a chronicler, he reminds us of the fate of people who were arrested
for racial reasons or because of their political convictions,
tortured and murdered. Hackl reconstructs the biographies of those
who have been erased from history. [...] He takes care to strive
for historical accuracy." - Michael Opitz, Deutschlandradio Kultur
With characteristic literary reflection, the latest book by
award-winning Austrian author Erich Hackl humanizes three great,
but little known, historical tragedies. "Tschofenig: The Name
Behind the Street" recounts the improbable wedding of resistance
fighter Gisela Tschofenig (1917-1945) while she was a prisoner in
Dachau; "The Photographer of Auschwitz" offers a fragmented
biography of Wilhelm Brasse (1917-2012), who photographed Auschwitz
inmates and saved evidence of Mengele's terrible crimes; and "The
Klagsbrunn Family" traces the multi-generational story of the
Klagsbrunns who, fearing the rise of Nazism in Vienna, fled to
Brazil where their grandson was arrested and tortured under that
country's fascist dictatorship.
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