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Faith, I love the way you reviewed this book. This is a tough sujcebt to read and experience in your head. I know your imagination must have put you into many of the scenes in the book. When I read a book that covers the Holocaust my emotions are all over the place and it stays with me for a long time after I put the book down.Overall, I'm amazed that there wasn't an outpouring of acts of revenge against the people (and their families) who worked in the concentration camps. I guess it speaks to the amazing ability of humans to forgive one another. Although I think forgiveness is important, I don't believe it equals forgetfulness. That's why I believe the museums and books like this one are important. We need to be reminded of these horrors so we are aware of them when they happen in again.A book I read not too long ago, set in Germany during the Holocaust, was Heidegger's Glasses. It was a fictional account, based on facts, and set in concentration camps. Also very moving.