Surviving Through the Holocaust
A 14 year old boy who survived through the Holocaust and lived to tell about it died March 31. 2016. He died in his house in Budapest at age 86. Nobel Laureate, Imre Kertesz, was acclaimed for his semi autobiographical books on living through the Holocaust and what happened after (Guardian News and Media Limited). Mr. Kertesz was born into a lower-class family in Budapest on November 9, 1929. Laws had been introduced from 1938 that cut back the freedom of Jews from Hungarian, but everything changed when Hitler invaded the country in March 1944. Imre Kertesz grew up as a non observant Jew with secular Jewish parents. However his death camp “Obligated me to be Jewish”, he stated in an interview with the Spanish
A 14 year old boy who survived through the Holocaust and lived to tell about it died March 31. 2016. He died in his house in Budapest at age 86. Nobel Laureate, Imre Kertesz, was acclaimed for his semi autobiographical books on living through the Holocaust and what happened after (Guardian News and Media Limited). Mr. Kertesz was born into a lower-class family in Budapest on November 9, 1929. Laws had been introduced from 1938 that cut back the freedom of Jews from Hungarian, but everything changed when Hitler invaded the country in March 1944. Imre Kertesz grew up as a non observant Jew with secular Jewish parents. However his death camp “Obligated me to be Jewish”, he stated in an interview with the Spanish