(HOLOCAUST)
Group of ten volumes, all relating to Ravensbruck. Texts in German, French, Croatian, Hungarian ...

(HOLOCAUST)
Group of ten volumes, all relating to Ravensbruck. Texts in German, French, Croatian, Hungarian, Polish and Czech. All written immediately following the end of the war.


* Frauen KZ Ravensbrück. Geschildert von Ravensbrücker Häftlingen. Vienna, (1945). * Lyle Bairmont. Bagnes de Femmes celles de Ravensbrück, Auschwitz, etc. Illustrated. Liége, (1945). * Jane Ponsaint. Je suis condamnée à mort: Ravensbruck, 1942-44, Mauthausen, 1945. Uncut copy. Brussels, (1945). * Constance Liégeois. Calvaire de Femmes. Ciney (Belgium), (1945). * Ilsa Maršálková. Za mřížemi a drát pravdivé kapitoly Terezín, Osvěčim, Ravensbrück [“Behind Bars and Wire…”]. Prague, 1945.* Vajda Zoltán József. Nők a Pokolban [“Women in Hell.”] Kispest, 1945. * Frauen-Konzentrationslager Ravesnbrück. Illustrated. Halle, 1946. * Rosane. Terre de cendres: Ravensbrück et Belsen, 1943-1945. Illustrated. An uncut and unopened copy. Paris, 1946. * Zora Matijević. Ravensbrück Zenski Logor Smrti [“Women's Death Camp.”] Zagreb, 1946. * Maria Wysznacka. Bestie i Ludzie. Ravensbrück-Szwecja: Wspomnienia i wrażenia [“Beasts and People. Ravensbrück-Sweden: Memories and Impressions.”] Włocławek, (1946).
Original printed and pictorial wrappers, light wear. 8vo.
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Ravensbrück was a German concentration camp exclusively for women that operated from 1939 to 1945, located some 50 miles north of Berlin.
Ravensbrück was a German concentration camp exclusively for women that operated from 1939 to 1945, located some 50 miles north of Berlin.