Holocaust, experienced from the point of view of a young Jewish girl who is imprisoned in a concentration camp and is forced to take a perilous journey east to the unknown.
Liza Giesemann is 15 years old. She and her family have been detained in a concentration camp for two years. Her childhood in Hamburg is only a distant memory when one day she has to board a train going east. A journey begins, which puts Liza more and more in danger - because Liza is Jewish.
Fee-Christine Aks
Fee-Christine Aks lives and works in Hamburg, Germany. She has studied in Germany, England and Sweden and gathered many impressions on her trips around the world that inspire her literary works. She writes historic-modern fiction for young readers and adults. This novel is part of her novel series "Lost Youth" about the time of National Socialism. More about the author on www.fee-christine-aks.com and on www.facebook.com/feechristine.aks
Auschwitz Third Reich National Socialism Neuengamme Theresienstadt Holocaust