Monday, November 21, 2016

Rose Under Fire by Elizabeth Wein

Recommended
Yes, because it provides a clear description of inter-relations between the prisoners in a concentration camp. Cultural differences and opinions are clearly seen, but the fusing of these to form basic means of survival is evident as well.

Summary
After being captured by the German air force, Rose is labeled as a political prisoner and sent to Ravensbruck camp. Here she is stuck fighting to maintain her own sanity with the help of others in similar situations.

Who would be interested in this book?
You would like this book if you are interested in WWII, concentration camps and women's roles in war time.

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