Terezin: Voices from the Holocaust

Great Dial

Thought this might be a bit simple, but it’s one of the best books I’ve read on the holocaust. Germans were so deceitful and the red cross so naive or stupid. Highly recommend this book.

Excellent preparation for a visit to Terezin. A must if you are visiting Prague. Also a good review of what you saw once you get home. Chilling to see images and pictures in the book, then to see it in real life. Amazing to see just how cruel we can be to each other.

When I had to write a 7-page report on Theresienstadt (Terezin), I thought I would be getting all of my information from 2-paragraph entries in Holocaust books. When I found this, I was delighted. Even though the book was short, it had a ton of useful information. There were great pictures to go along with the content, as well as interesting facts on the side. This book contains pretty much everything you would want to know about Terezin, including housing, feeding, working, and economic situations. I was extremely happy with this book, and it is factual as well as entertaining!

Perfect addition to my coffee table books!

I have read many, many memoirs and novels about the Holocaust, it's my love of history and WWII perhaps. Though extremely gut wrenching, I cannot ignore the voices who have survived and want us to remember. Having read a memoir about a survivor of Terezin, I wanted to read this to get more perspective. I would love to visit Europe some day and contemplate the reality of this period of history.

Heart-breaking but well done. I’m glad I got this book.

Purchased this to read prior to visit Prague. Easily read by family, adults and teens, kept their interest. Glad to have background of Terezin before going.

Although it was a good read, this book and the layout is what you would expect from a school book

Present

Excellent short source book.

Importante material de ensino sobre o holocausto. Muita qualidade

Un libro poco extenso, pero con unas imágenes y descripciones muy buenas.Un libro ideal si quieres una aproximación más descriptiva del campo de concentración de Terezin.