HELLISH YEARS. SHOCKING MEMORIES OF AN AUSCHWITZ PRISONER

The shocking account of Tadeusz Marian Arecki, a prisoner of the Auschwitz concentration camp, is a moving testimony of cruelty and indomitable spirit. His memories take us into the dark realities of camp life, showing the struggle for survival in inhuman conditions. It is a story of hope, solidarity and heroism that remains forever in memory.

• Authentic testimony of an Auschwitz prisoner
• Moving account of life in a concentration camp
• Story of a young Pole who experienced the cruelty of war
• Testimony of the indomitable spirit in the face of suffering
• Memories that remain forever in memory
• Story of hope and solidarity in inhuman conditions
• Brutal truth about German concentration camps

Tadeusz Marian Arecki, camp number 409, shares his memories of the time when, as a sixteen-year-old, he was arrested for his activities in the underground independence movement. After a brutal interrogation, he arrived in Auschwitz with the first transport, becoming a witness and participant in terrifying events. His account is not only a record of facts, but above all personal experiences that allow us to understand the magnitude of the tragedy that affected millions of people.

The book "Hellish Years" is not only a story of suffering, but also a story of the strength of the human spirit, which can survive even in the worst conditions. Arecki describes the solidarity of the prisoners, their mutual help and their attempts to preserve their dignity in the face of death. It is a testimony to the heroism of ordinary people who were able to maintain their humanity in extreme situations.

The memories of Tadeusz Marian Arecki are an important historical document that allows us to understand the mechanisms of the totalitarian system and its impact on the life of the individual. It is also a warning against repeating history and an appeal to preserve the memory of the victims of Nazism. This book should be compulsory reading for anyone who wants to understand the past and build a better future.

Miles Publishing presents readers with a moving account that remains in their memory for a long time. The format of the book (235x173 mm) and the paperback cover make it comfortable to read, and the 374 pages are filled with memories that shock and force reflection.