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  E-mail Message: I thought you might be interested in this item at http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/53077438 Title: Życie w grobowcu Author: Guta Szynowłoga-Trokenheim Publisher: Warszawa : Ypsylon, 2002. ISBN/ISSN: 8387956252 9788387956257 OCLC:53077438

  
  

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Życie w grobowcu

Author:	Guta Szynowłoga-Trokenheim
Publisher:	Warszawa : Ypsylon, 2002.
Edition/Format:	Print book : Biography : Polish
Summary:	The diary of a Jew (née Latrowska, 1909-1989) who fled from the Warsaw ghetto in the summer of 1942 with her eight-year-old daughter to Chęciny, where she had relatives. The Jews of Chęciny had been deported; only some remained there working for the Germans. They wandered from place to place in Chęciny for several months until an elderly Polish grave-digger let them hide in a small house near the Jewish cemetery, where he lived with his daughter. He prepared a hiding place in the cellar, where Guta's cousin Isaak joined them. Describes their everyday life in the cellar, which she called a "tomb". Isaak was caught outside and killed, but Guta and her daughter survived the war. Some years afterwards they emigrated to the U.S.  Read more...
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Subjects	Szynowłoga-Trokenheim, Guta, -- -1989. Szynowłoga-Trokenheim, Guta, -- -1989 Szynowłoga-Trokenheim, Guta, -- ( -1989) -- biografia. View all subjects
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