There have been hundreds of horrific Stories from the Holocaust. Here is one that reiterates the legendary story of Nazi officers lining up multiple female victims and shooting them with one bullet through the line of heads. Highlights of the Holocaust -- [An improbable eye-witness account, of which usually only the less improbable bits are quoted by the conformist historians.] | |||
From On the Edge of the Abyss, by Ella Liebermann-Shiber, published by Ghetto Fighters' House, Beit Lohami Haghetaot, with grants from the Mendel B Mitchell Fund of Winnipeg, Canada and others. [Introduction]
I began to draw, to sketch whatever was released from with me, grey lines on faded paper. I reconstructed each picture
shortly after I was liberated. With trembling hands I began
to reconstruct the hell from which, by a miracle, my mother
and I had emerged. I felt that every drawing that disclosed
the horrors I had endured in some way eased my mind. My
faith in mankind and the world of today gradually returned,
despite the cruelties my people and I had so recently
suffered.
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have tried to express through my drawings all that I felt
and saw in my youth, all that made my world dark, so that my
work will bear witness to those terrible things. It is a
meagre attempt, for I do not believe it possible to convey
the horrors we suffered either through drawings or any other
form of expression.
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