Auschwitz. My first train journey... by Conrad Jones | 1 - 7 Jun | Historical Fiction

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Dates : 1- 7 June

Genre : Historical Fiction

Page Count : 399 pages

Standalone / Series : Standalone

Tour Type : Review

Format : Digital

Publisher : Red Dragon Publishing LTD

Other books by Conrad Jones : The Journey, The Nest, Cuckoos on the Mersey

 

 

Eight-year-old Kurt Stein has always viewed the world through the safe, admiring gaze of a boy who idolises his older brother and is wrapped in the warmth of a large, loving family. Living with his parents, grandparents, and five siblings in Warsaw, he knows comfort, tradition, and the unshakable belief that childhood is about being loved and nurtured.

 

But when the Nazi occupation tightens its grip on the city, the Steins’ privileged life collapses over just a few months. Their home is seized, their freedoms stripped, and their safety becomes a memory. 

 

Forced into the suffocating confines of the Warsaw Ghetto, Kurt watches his parents under the weight of fear, and his heroic brother ties desperately to protect them all from a world that has turned suddenly and brutally merciless.

 

As hunger, terror, and despair rise inside the ghetto walls, the inevitable knock comes, a summons to “relocation.” Herded with thousands of others to the trains, believing that wherever they go, his family will stay together. 

 

But the train waiting before them is not a passage to safety. 

 

It is a machine of disappearance. 

 

A journey with no return.

 

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