A Partisan's Memoir: Woman of the Holocaust Free Audiobook Download by Faye Schulman

Faye Schulman, author of the memoir A Partisan's Memoir: Woman of the Holocaust recounts the story of her experiences in hiding during the Holocaust. Her memoir is made up of first-person vignettes that chronicle her life as a citizen of Poland and later as a refugee in France. The audiobook takes you on a journey alongside Faye from being a young woman who has been groomed by her father to become a Jew, to witnessing the horrors of Auschwitz, to finally coming back to Poland after the war with new outlooks and hopes for her future.

A Partisan's Memoir: Woman of the Holocaust written by Faye Schulman is a compelling and captivating story about one woman's life during the Second World War. A heartbreaking account of survival amidst the horrors of life as a prisoner in Nazi death camps, this is an unparalleled glimpse into the life of one Jewish partisan during one year of her imprisonment. One year later, she was liberated from Auschwitz by Soviet troops and spent two years hiding in Poland before she made it to America.

The narration is thoughtful and subtle, using a deep voice to create the tone of the book. Schulman's memoir opens with the experience of being a Jewish woman in occupied Paris, not long after the Nazi invasion. She writes about her daily struggles as well as hardships of persecution. She ends with a hopeful narrative that reflects on her eventual escape from France and survival in America.

The author's memoir is about her journey from the 'proper' life of the upper middle-class family in Paris to becoming a partisan in the Jewish resistance movement, a member of the French Resistance.

Faye Schulman's memoir, A Partisan's Memoir: Woman of the Holocaust, is a beautifully written and deeply moving account of her experiences living as a Jew in Nazi-controlled Europe. The audiobook format is perfect for listening to during commutes, workout sessions, or any other lengthy period of time.

The woman's voice is authoritative and confident, as if she were speaking into the air. She speaks with a matter-of-fact tone that carries no hint of self-mockery or pity. A Partisan's Memoir: Woman of the Holocaust by Faye Schulman was originally published in 2003 and was not published in audio until 2009, when it became Kathryn Alexandre's first audiobook. This audiobook can be purchased from Audible.