Sunrise West

by Jacob G. Rosenberg

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Navigating between the two worlds of wartime experiences in Europe and new life in Australia, this moving memoir of a Holocaust survivor is imbued with an element of fiction. This deeply personal narrative travels from darkness to hope as the author loses his family at Auschwitz, spends the war in concentration camps, and ultimately emigrates to Australia.… (more)

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New South Wales Premier's Literary Award (Winner – Community Relations Commission Award – 2008)

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Auschwitz concentration camp, Oświęcim, Lesser Poland, Poland

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Navigating between the two worlds of wartime experiences in Europe and new life in Australia, this moving memoir of a Holocaust survivor is imbued with an element of fiction. This deeply personal narrative travels from darkness to hope as the author loses his family at Auschwitz, spends the war in concentration camps, and ultimately emigrates to Australia.

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