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Train In Winter An Extraordinary Story Of Women Friendship And Survival In World War Two Caroline Moorehead

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Train In Winter An Extraordinary Story Of Women Friendship And Survival In World War Two Caroline Moorehead
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Publisher: Chatto & Windus; First Edition edition
File Extension: EPUB
File size: 1.08 MB
Author: Caroline Moorehead
ISBN: 9780701182816, 0701182814
Language: English
Year: 2011
Volume: 1

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Train In Winter An Extraordinary Story Of Women Friendship And Survival In World War Two Caroline Moorehead by Caroline Moorehead 9780701182816, 0701182814 instant download after payment.

"How can you do this work if you have a child?" asked her mother.
"It is because I have a child that I do it," replied Cecile. "This is not a world I wish her to grow up in."

On January 24, 1943, 230 women were placed in four cattle trucks on a train in Compiegne, in northeastern France, and the doors bolted shut for the journey to Auschwitz. They were members of the French Resistance, ranging in age from teenagers to the elderly, women who before the war had been doctors, farmers' wives, secretaries, biochemists, schoolgirls. With immense courage they had taken up arms against a brutal occupying force; now their friendship would give them strength as they experienced unimaginable horrors. Only forty-nine of the Convoi des 31000 would return from the camps in the east; within ten years, a third of these survivors would be dead too, broken by what they had lived through. In this vitally important book, Caroline Moorehead tells the whole story of the 230 women on the train, for the first time. Based on interviews with the few remaining survivors, together with extensive research in French and Polish archives, A Train in Winteris an essential historical document told with the clarity and impact of a great novel.

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