»I Sang to Survive. Memories of Rachov, Auschwitz and a New Beginning in America«

»I Sang to Survive. Memories of Rachov, Auschwitz and a New Beginning in America«

Judith Schneiderman (1928–2018) was born into a Yiddish-speaking family who lived in what is now Rakhiv in the Carpathians region of Ukraine. The town belonged to the Austro-Hungarian Empire. After World War One it became part of Czechoslovakia and was renamed Rachov but came back under Hungarian control in 1939.

  • Judith Schneiderman
  • 2018-12-01