Mala's Cat: A Memoir of Survival in World War II

From Mala's Cat From Mala's Cat was only twelve-and-a-half years old when the shadow I of the Third fell across As the nightmare of the German invasion of my defenseless country began, I was more concerned with my schoolbooks and my family and friends than with the ramifications of war. I could not even begin to imagine the extent of the horrors that were soon to follow....The passage of time since those dreadful days does not blur the images of the depths to which humanity can sink. They remain indelibly and brutally engraved in my brain. And yet, because of the enormity of the crimes, if they are to be remembered at all, I must record history as I, Mala Szorer, witnessed it....There is an old saying that "others may fear what the morrow will bring, but I must tell the world what happened yesterday." My story may seem fantastic or fanciful, but it is all true. For to face the future one has to understand the past. table{border-collapse:collapse}td{background-color:#efefef;font-wei