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The Tattooist Of Auschwitz
Writer : Heather Morris
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- Publication Year : 2024
- ISBN No : 978-1804184158
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- Pages : 352
- Weight : 499 gms
- Height x Width x Depth : 8.5x5.5x0.5 Inch
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About the Book
THE TATTOOIST OF AUSCHWITZ – A HARROWING, HAUNTING, AND UNFORGETTABLE STORY OF LOVE AND SURVIVAL
"To save one is to save the world."
In the bleak heart of Auschwitz-Birkenau, where death is routine and hope is an act of defiance, one man etches numbers onto the arms of the condemned. Lale Sokolov, prisoner 32407, is forced into the role of Tätowierer , marking his fellow captives with the ink of their suffering. But in the midst of horror, he meets Gita, prisoner 34902—a trembling girl whose fate, like his, has been stolen by the Nazi machine. In that moment, amid the stench of fear and the looming specter of death, Lale makes a vow: he will survive, and so will she.
With each indelible mark he inks, Lale is both a tool of oppression and a quiet force of rebellion. He risks everything—smuggling food, whispering promises, carving love out of the ashes of genocide. For over two years, as the gas chambers consume thousands, as cruelty festers in the shadows, Lale and Gita grasp at the fragile thread of humanity, knowing that survival is a victory, and love is the ultimate defiance.
Based on the real-life testimony of Holocaust survivor Ludwig Sokolov, The Tattooist of Auschwitz is more than a story of survival—it is a testament to resilience, to the power of love in the face of monstrous inhumanity, and to the quiet, unbreakable courage of those who refused to be erased.
But as the war rages on and the walls of the camp grow ever smaller, one question remains: Can love truly survive in a place designed to annihilate it?