Last May, I made friends on Facebook with Rabbi Bernhard Rosenberg, who was working on editing and publishing a book called Echoes of the Holocaust: Survivors and Their Children and Grandchildren Speak Out, a collections of remembrances. He asked me to write a section about my Dad’s experiences during the Holocaust and told me he’d hold up the content deadline until I completed it. I spent an entire weekend compiling the information and writing the section.

The book was just released last Friday and I received a copy this morning. Rabbi Rosenberg is going to distribute hundreds of copies of this book to educational institutions around the world so they can have a comprehensive resource to study that contains testimonials of people directly or indirectly affected by the events during World War II.

Thank you so much Rabbi Rosenberg for all you do - providing the opportunity and forum for the survivors, their children and their grandchildren to put their testimonies into print for perpetuity is priceless! The book is a hefty volume with remembrances and stories very similar to my father's. The rabbi has performed a great mitzvah (good deed) by publishing and distributing this important book worldwide! Highly recommended!!!

The must, must read by all 3rd generations and future generations! Rabbi Ben Rosenberg said it best. There is no other book of this kind.
Should be required by History 101, Holocaust 101. His monumental collection is the biggest tribute to all the nameless, childless, orphaned Jews throughout Europe, Israel, everywhere. It is a selfless gift to all of us, a legacy to leave to the next generations. I'm ordering copies after copies of this masterpiece to give to family, friends, students.

“Echoes of the Holocaust” by Rabbi Rosenberg is a riveting collection of REAL stories and memoirs. It is a “MUST READ” by anyone but especially by our youth. These real stories depict real people, families, friends and the tragic reality they faced during the deluge of Nazism and WWII -- loss of innocence and peace shattered by the Nazi machine.
The stories are infused with aspirations, defiance; will to live, survival, search for survivors and occasional reconnections. The uncanny tenacity and perseverance, not without a struggle, to move on with their lives and build/re-build their family lives.
The stories are written simplistically, but very captivating with very powerful imagery and episodes that capture each moment effectively. An atmosphere of hope surrounds many events.
The book is divided into several very well organized chapters that make it an easy read.
No history book can tell a story such as this one. To capture the meaning and depth of the Holocaust, one must read each and every story Rabbi Rosenberg collected.

Our beloved survivors will soon be no more among us. The responsibility of bearing witness now falls upon their children and grandchildren. Thank you for these reflections on the Shoah from the 2G.
Rabbi Norbert Weinberg, author of Courage of the Spirit Courage of the Spirit

I proudly purchased two copies.

This is the only publication about the Holocaust which doesn't highlight the Jewish people as just victims with no recourse. Every story about this dark time in human history is of the utmost importance never to be used as a tool to further politically advance any group or agenda.

Echoes of the Holocaust is a must read for all to memorialize so "Never Again" brings to life true meaning.

There are at least six million reasons to read, to treasure and to fully absorb the messages of this book so movingly brought to life by survivors, their families and their loved ones. Jews and non-Jews need this eternal reminder to insure that the evils of the past generation will never again blacken our world. An absolutely must purchase.