ANGEL IN THE HELL OF AUSCHWITZ - HARALD WALSER

Discover the moving story of Maria Stromberger, an Austrian nurse who risked her life to help prisoners in Auschwitz. Her dedication and courage in the face of the cruelty of the concentration camp are an inspiration and a testament to humanity in the most difficult times. Learn about the fate of a woman who risked everything to help those in need.

• Fascinating biography of Maria Stromberger, a nurse from Auschwitz
• Based on documents and testimonies of prisoners
• Written by German historian Harald Walser
• A story about courage, dedication and humanity
• Detailed portrait of a woman who helped prisoners at the risk of her life
• Cooperation with the resistance movement in Auschwitz
• Friendship with Józef Cyrankiewicz, the later Prime Minister of the People's Republic of Poland

Maria Stromberger, an Austrian nurse, wrote in July 1946 from an internment camp for former National Socialists about the richness of her love scattered in Auschwitz. Being held with members of the NSDAP and SS touched her in a special way. She belonged to the National Socialist German Nurses Association, but never supported Hitler. In Auschwitz, she risked her life to save prisoners, secretly delivered messages and cooperated with the resistance. The prisoners who came into contact with her called her mother. Released from the camp thanks to the testimonies of prisoners, including one of the leaders of the resistance in Auschwitz, Józef Cyrankiewicz, she returned to Austria.

Highly respected in Poland, completely forgotten in her homeland, she remained friends until the end of her life with many people who survived the hell of the camp thanks to her. The German historian Harald Walser was the first to create an expressive portrait of Maria Stromberger and her extraordinary, fascinating life, supported by many documents. This book is not only a biography, but also a testament to the steadfastness of the spirit and the power of humanity in the face of extreme conditions.

The publishing house Prószyński i S-ka presents this extraordinary story in a careful edition, with attention to every detail. The paperback book, with 402 pages, is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of World War II and the fate of the people who participated in it. The 235x160 mm format makes the book comfortable to read and ideal for a home library.

Discover the story of Maria Stromberger, a woman who became an angel for many prisoners in the hell of Auschwitz. Her life is an inspiration and a reminder of the values that should guide our actions. Learn about the fate of a heroine who deserves memory and recognition.