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Friendship His Key to Survival at Auschwitz - San Diego Jewish World

San Diego Jewish World Main Menu May 3, 2021 May 3, 2021 / 1 Comment The Happiest Man on Earth: The Beautiful Life of an Auschwitz Survivor by Eddie Jaku; HarperCollins Publishers © 2021; ISBN 9780063-097681; 195 pages, $24.99. By Donald H. Harrison Donald H. Harrison SAN DIEGO – This memoir by Australian centenarian Eddie Jaku departs from memoirs by other Holocaust survivors in its contemplation of the role of friendship in enabling prisoners of Nazi concentration camps to survive. Jaku had met Kurt Hirschfeld, a fellow German Jew, when both were interned in Buchenwald shortly after Kristallnacht.  Their ways parted when the Nazis decided to take advantage of Jaku’s skills as a mechanical engineer.  Jaku was supposed to report to an aeronautical factory in Dessau, but instead he escaped to Belgium with other members of his family. But in 1940 Germany invaded Belgium, and Jaku escaped to Vichy France.  But he was soon rounded up and sent to Ausch

Indigenous Voices Awards release short list of emerging writers

Her competition in the category includes Nathan Niigan Noodin Adler for Ghost Lake (Kegedonce Press), Jenn Ashton for People Like Frank (Tidewater Press), Michael Hutchinson for The Case of the Missing Auntie (Second Story Press) and Katłįà for Land-Water-Sky / Ndè-Tı-Yat’a (Fernwood Publishing). In its fourth year, the literary contest is recognizing Indigenous talent across nine categories spanning languages, genres and media. The Indigenous Voices Awards were established in 2017 with the support of a fundraising campaign launched in response to the online furor over an editorial in Write magazine proposing a Canadian literary prize for cultural appropriation. This year, a total of $39,000 will be split among the winners on National Indigenous Peoples Day on June 21.

The Things of Nature Do Not Really Belong To Us We Should Leave Them To Our Children As We Have Received Them – Quote Investigator

Irish playwright and poet, 1854–1900 The things of nature do not really belong to us; we should leave them to our children as we have received them. Speech, Ottawa, 12 May 1882 In conclusion, Oscar Wilde died in 1900, and the quotation appeared in the 1936 book “Oscar Wilde Discovers America”. The notes section at the end of the book did not specify the documentation the authors used to verify the quotation. Thus, QI is uncertain how to evaluate the credibility of the attribution to Wilde. Image Notes: Public domain image of the painting “The Equatorial Jungle” by Henri Rousseau circa 1909. The image has been cropped and resized.

Indigenous Voices Awards release short list of emerging writers

Indigenous Voices Awards release short list of emerging writers
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