The Sisters of Auschwitz: The True Story of Two Jewish Sisters’ Resistance in the Heart of Nazi Territory Free Audiobook Download by Roxane Van Iperen

The Sisters of Auschwitz: The True Story of Two Jewish Sisters’ Resistance in the Heart of Nazi Territory is a story of hope and courage that took place in the heart of Nazi territory. In the novel, the author recounts how two sisters survive Auschwitz, where they were imprisoned for two years for hiding two Jewish children from their family. They use wit and strength to help ensure that the children survive not only Auschwitz but also the war as Holocaust survivors.

The Sisters of Auschwitz is an account of one remarkable Jewish family who lived and thrived under the occupation of Nazi Germany. The real story begins in 1942, when the sisters are separated from their parents, and taken to concentration camps where they have to survive. With very little nourishment, these sisters made it through to liberation in 1945 and survived to tell their story. Many people today know about the Holocaust but few have any idea how much it affected individual family members during the war.

Compiled from the recollections of two sisters, this book is a moving account of their experiences in Nazi-controlled Poland.

This story is about two girls who were just children when they began their journey to try and save as many people from the Nazis as possible. They were saved from the concentration camps by a Polish resistance movement and made it their mission to help others escape.

The Sisters of Auschwitz tells the story of two sisters who, during the Holocaust, went against the norms and lived life to the fullest in Nazi territory. One sister was put on track to becoming a rabbi and ended up being sent to die in Auschwitz, while the other sister escaped and became a member of the French resistance. This true story captures what it meant to be Jewish during that time period, as well as living through some of history’s darkest days and overcoming such difficulties.

The title of the book, "The Sisters of Auschwitz: The True Story of Two Jewish Sisters’ Resistance in the Heart of Nazi Territory," comes from a story told by one of the sisters. In it, she tells how their mother had always told them that the people who died at Auschwitz were just "going to sleep." The story is about two sisters who escaped from a concentration camp and found shelter with Polish peasant families on their journey to freedom. There was a lot about survival, but I really liked the stories about growing up in Poland and then being sent to work in German territory.