In Sandra Brand's fascinating true story, I Dared To Live, the reader learns of Cecylia Szarek and her daring fight to survive during the Holocaust. To her co-workers at the Vinetta warehouse in Warsaw, she was a Polish woman. To the Jews trapped in the Warsaw Ghetto, she was the goldene shikse. To almost everyone, her true identity remained unknown.

I Dared To Live: Third Printing

Biographies & Memoirs

BRAND, SANDRA

Historical

UNKNO

Roma during two invasions

Shengold Pub

While some 500,000 Jews were being brutalized inside the Warsaw Ghetto and systematically annihilated, a young and beautiful blonde, blue-eyed Jewish girl from a hasidic family was working in a Polish factory, outside the walls of the ghetto, where she had assumed the identity of a Catholic Polish woman, and became part of an underground network of people - including disguised Jews, Poles, and even a German police officer, engaged in anti-Nazi activities. Each of these people was taking a heroic stand against the ultimate evil of the Nazi occupiers of Poland, resisting dehumanization, death and destruction against all odds, and prevailing in the end.

I Dared to Live

Community & Culture

Shengold Publishers

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