Nazi concentration camps

New Book 'My Name is B-1259 - I Survived 9 Nazi Concentration Camps' by Michael Brown Now Available

Retrieved on: 
Tuesday, November 28, 2023
Life expectancy, The Holocaust, Love, Nazism, History, Barnes & Noble, Triumph, Human spirit, Hatred, Amazon Books, University, Emmy Awards, Goodreads, Instinct, Family, Environment, Life, Nazi concentration camps, World War II, Entertainment, Film industry

AUSTIN, Texas, Nov. 28, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Amidst current events, a just-published book about a young man that survived 9 Nazi concentration camps reminds readers of the hardships Jewish people had to overcome throughout history. "My Name is B-1259 – I Survived 9 Nazi Concentration Camps" by Michael Brown is the story of Elias Feinzilberg, whose goal in the later years of his life was the same as this book: to remind the living of the tragedies of the Holocaust and the dangers of hatred and antisemitism so history will never be repeated. 

Key Points: 
  • As I delved into the story what I learned was truly amazing and compelled me to pursue and tell the story in this book," said writer Michael Brown.
  • Rounded up and shipped to a concentration camp, his life expectancy was at best a few months.
  • In the final analysis, this book is a story that had to be told about the human spirit, love, and triumph.
  • Michael Brown is a retired Hollywood film editor and the winner of three Emmy Awards.

"Poland First to Fight" International History Conference Set For November in Washington, D.C.

Retrieved on: 
Monday, October 21, 2019
Stutthof concentration camp, Nazi concentration camps, Poland in World War II, Tourism in Poland

The conference will gather historians, museum curators, educators, politicians, journalists, filmmakers, publishers and government officials.

Key Points: 
  • The conference will gather historians, museum curators, educators, politicians, journalists, filmmakers, publishers and government officials.
  • Professor Krystyna Zamorska, daughter of a prisoner of the concentration camp KL Stutthof, will present the history of German concentration camps in German-occupied Poland.
  • Professor Bogdan Musial will explain the system of murderous repression imposed by the German occupants on Poles rescuing Jews.
  • US film director Stacey Fitzgerald and dozens of other prominent scholars, writers and filmmakers will follow with rich, sometimes shocking, historical presentations.