Family in War

Discover the poignant story of resilience and survival in Family in War by Paul B. Weisz, published by the University Press of A in 2001. This compelling personal narrative spans the years 1938 to 1942, offering an intimate glimpse into the life of Weisz's family during one of history's darkest periods—the Holocaust. Through a tapestry of courage, tragedy, hope, and luck, readers are invited to explore the experiences of Jewish families facing unimaginable hardships. With 114 pages of heartfelt correspondence and oral history, this book provides not only a personal account but also a broader understanding of European Jewish history during World War II. Ideal for those interested in military history, Jewish studies, and personal narratives, Family in War is a must-read for anyone seeking to comprehend the profound impact of war on families and communities.