An Unbroken Chain
My Journey Through the Nazi Holocaust
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Publication
2000-08-01 - Lerner Publications
Language
English
Word Count
40,000 words, Guess
Page Count
160 pages
Physical Format
Paperback
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL9407937M
- ISBN-139780822529521
- ISBN-100822529521
- OCLC Control Number43951936
- Internet Archiveunbrokenchainmyj0000oert
and 3 more
- Library of Congress Control Number00009160
- Goodreads2545516
- LibraryThing366989
Classifications
- LCCDS135.G5 O376 2000
- LCCDS135.G5O376 2000
Description
In this amazing true-life account of the Holocaust, Henry Oertelt retraces the sequence of events that forever changed his destiny. Each event is broken down into eighteen separate incidents, all intrinsically linked to form the Chain of Life that kept him alive. Although often shocking, the remarkable events of Henry's life will touch the lives and hearts of readers everywhere.
Description
In this true-life account of the Holocaust, author and lecturer Henry Oertelt retraces the harrowing sequence of events that forever changed his destiny. Henry links eighteen heart stopping incidents into the chain of his life. Had there been just one weak link, he would have been destroyed. Beginning as a youth in Hitler's Germany, the author relates his amazing existence in wartime Berlin, then his experiences in the concentration camps, eventually culminating in his liberation.--[book cover]
First Sentence
I am a survivor of the Holocaust, one who has been destined to bear witness for its millions of murdered victims.
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