LULLABY FROM AUSCHWITZ - MARIO ESCOBAR

Discover a moving story of strength, hope, and sacrifice in one of the darkest chapters of history. "Lullaby from Auschwitz" is a story inspired by the true events of Helene Hannemann, a woman who made an unimaginably difficult decision out of love for her family. Her determination and courage in the face of cruelty are a testament to the resilience of the human spirit.

• Inspired by true events from the life of Helene Hannemann
• Moving story about a mother's sacrifice and love
• Testimony of hope in the face of cruelty
• Description of the struggle for survival in the Auschwitz-Birkenau camp
• Story about the strength of female solidarity
• Shows the cruelty of Doctor Mengele and his experiments
• Emphasizes the importance of family in the most difficult moments

Helene Hannemann, a German woman married to a Roma man and mother of five children, faces a dramatic choice in 1943. When her family is deported to Auschwitz-Birkenau, Helene voluntarily joins them, unable to imagine life without her loved ones. In the camp, Helene is assigned to care for children in a kindergarten founded by Doctor Mengele. Aware of his cruel intentions, she, along with other prisoners, begins a fight for every child, trying to alleviate their suffering and give them a semblance of normality in the camp hell.

"Lullaby from Auschwitz" is not only a story about survival, but also about the strength of female solidarity and determination in the fight for dignity and humanity. Mario Escobar, with extraordinary sensitivity and attention to detail, captures the realities of camp life, showing both the cruelty of the perpetrators and the resilience of the victims. This book encourages reflection on the value of life, family, and hope, even in the darkest moments of history.

Kobiece Publishing presents this moving story in an elegant paperback edition, consisting of 240 pages. The 204x137 mm format makes the book handy and ideal for reading anywhere. "Lullaby from Auschwitz" is a read that stays in your memory for a long time, reminding you of the strength of the human spirit and the need to remember the past.