Eliza - Living and dying behind barbed wire

From the hell of the Warsaw Ghetto to the Treblinka extermination camp At least twice a week, a new corpse was found lying in the street. Most of the time, they were children or old people who had died an undignified death, starved or beaten to death. They lay wrapped in rags on the dirty pavement or in the dirty, wet gutter. In the midst of this hell, Eliza finds a protector. But soon the deportations from the Warsaw ghetto begin. Crammed into a cattle car, she too is deported to the Treblinka extermination camp... A novel that sheds light on the hell of the Holocaust and the horrors of war. Lest we forget.