A delayed life
| Titel: | A delayed life : the true story of the Librarian of Auschwitz / Dita Kraus |
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| Verfasser: | |
| Ausgabe: | First American edition |
| Veröffentlicht: | New York : Feiwel and Friends, 2020 |
| Umfang: | 339 Seiten : Illustrationen ; 24 cm |
| Format: | Buch |
| Sprache: | Englisch |
| ISBN: | 9781250760890 ; 1250760895 |
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- Introductions Why Did I Call It a Delayed Life?
- p. vii
- Part I
- 1929-1942
- 1
- Childhood
- p. 3
- 2
- Anita
- p. 17
- 3
- Gerta
- p. 20
- 4
- Grandfather
- p. 40
- 5
- The Operation
- p. 45
- 6
- Zd'ar
- p. 50
- 7
- Maturing
- p. 58
- 8
- Ludvík and Manya
- p. 60
- 9
- Fear
- p. 63
- Part II
- 1942-1945
- The War years
- 10
- Terezín
- p. 82
- 11
- Auschwitz-Birkenau, Camp BIIb
- p. 92
- 12
- Latrine
- p. 97
- 13
- Life in the Camp
- p. 99
- 14
- Hamburg
- p. 110
- 15
- Air Raids
- p. 117
- 16
- My Italian Boyfriend
- p. 121
- 17
- Neugraben
- p. 125
- 18
- Tiefstack
- p. 130
- 19
- Bergen-Belsen, Close to Starvation
- p. 135
- 20
- Liberation
- p. 144
- 21
- Bubi
- p. 149
- 22
- After the Liberation
- p. 154
- 23
- Grave
- p. 164
- 24
- Return to Prague
- p. 167
- Part III
- 1945-21st Century
- 25
- First Weeks in Prague
- p. 172
- 26
- Meeting Otto
- p. 180
- 27
- Mausi
- p. 183
- 28
- Teplice
- p. 185
- 29
- The Wedding
- p. 191
- 30
- The Kraus Factory
- p. 199
- 31
- A New Political Reality
- p. 207
- 32
- Journey to Israel
- p. 218
- 33
- In the Village
- p. 227
- 34
- Givat Chaim
- p. 232
- 35
- My Career as a Cobbler
- p. 244
- 36
- Dining Room
- p. 260
- 37
- A New Job for Otto
- p. 265
- 38
- Locusts
- p. 268
- 39
- Hadassim
- p. 273
- 40
- Rosh Pina
- p. 279
- 41
- About Friends
- p. 283
- 42
- Later Years
- p. 285
- 43
- Otto's Writings
- p. 290
- 44
- At the Imperial Museum
- p. 292
- 45
- Trips and Returns: Journey to Japan
- p. 295
- 46
- A Nostalgic Journey
- p. 305
- 47
- Peter/Shimon
- p. 309
- 48
- Ronny
- p. 313
- 49
- Michaela
- p. 316
- 50
- Stolperstein
- p. 331
- 51
- Where Do I Feel at Home?
- p. 334
- 52
- I Need Not Delay Anymore
- p. 335
- Acknowledgments
- p. 337
- About the Author
- p. 339
