Mark it with a Stone

by Joseph Horn

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Sandy Rubenstein is the daughter of a survivor. On September 1, 1939, her father, Joseph Horn, began an odyssey through one of the most barbarous atrocities in history. Horn stayed alive while his family perished around him, surviving stays in the Blizyn concentration camp - run by one of the SS's most severe officers - and later Auschwitz and Bergen-Belsen. In her new introduction, Horn's daughter Sandy Rubenstein details the impact of the Holocaust, not only on the survivors, but on their children.… (more)

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3022 Mark It With a Stone, by Joseph Horn (read 12 Oct 1997) The author was twelve when the Nazis invaded Poland. He tells of his time till he was liberated April 15, 1945. It is an appalling story, and incredible as Holocaust stories often are. This was an absorbing book, but strictly a personal account and it is not history except of the author. (

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Sandy Rubenstein is the daughter of a survivor. On September 1, 1939, her father, Joseph Horn, began an odyssey through one of the most barbarous atrocities in history. Horn stayed alive while his family perished around him, surviving stays in the Blizyn concentration camp - run by one of the SS's most severe officers - and later Auschwitz and Bergen-Belsen. In her new introduction, Horn's daughter Sandy Rubenstein details the impact of the Holocaust, not only on the survivors, but on their children.

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