Echoes of Tattered Tongues: Memory Unfolded

I can remember the Holocaust, but I can't do much more. I can't imagine it, I can't describe it, I can't understand it. ...

In the year after her death, I was writing a lot of poems about my mother and my father and their experiences in the war. Those poems grew ...

I've been invited to speak at the Art in the Holocaust Conference at Ferris State University, Big Rapids, Michigan. Here's the list...

February marks the 70th anniversary of mass deportations of Poles to Soviet prison camps in Siberia and other places in the USSR. Some 155,...

My parents met in a concentration camp in Germany toward the end of World War II. My mom had been brought to Germany by the Nazis to work i...

In her book Waiting To Be Heard: The Polish Christian Experience Under Nazi and Stalinist Oppression 1939-1955 , Bogusia Wojciechowska bring...

The population of Poland was about 36,000,000 when the Nazis decided to destroy the country and its people. Six million of them died. The ...