|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
The backbone of Max Cardozo’s book is his documented memories of a Jewish child hiding in Nazi-occupied Holland while his parents were active with the resistance. The recollected events are supported by years of research, travel and interviews. |
|
The author, a retired American business man, provides a penetrating view of personal events in 1940 -1945 Holland, while the vivid photographs, illustrations and copies of family correspondence proclaim the author’s message: Never Again. 
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
a child underground
Author: Max Cardozo
Copyright © 2006 Max
Cardozo
$19.95
150 pages of memoirs, photos,
and documents
|
|
|
|
|
Max Cardozo’s a child underground is childhood memories of a Holocaust survivor interwoven with first person accounts of victims of Hitler’s Final Solution. Besides preserving this important story for future generations, the typical North American reader will range from middle-school through university students to civil rights supporters and of course, the book will be a valuable resource for libraries. With recent world events ringing in our ears, a child underground is pertinent as a stark reminder of ambivalence and apathy’s natural conclusions.
|
|
