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Mothers, Sisters, Resisters: Oral Histories of Women Who Survived the Holocaust
In this volume, 25 female survivors of the Holocaust give their story of experiences during the period. They describe their efforts to evade Nazi laws and subsequent dehumanization, protect their children and siblings, and maintain their Jewish identity.
Paperback, 432 pages
Published
November 5th 1998
by University Of Alabama Press
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I work with Bonnie, so this is entirely biased. I did, however, read the book before I knew her, and found her discussion of women's experiences to be endlessly eye-opening. I had been of the Joan Ringelheim school, or at least had been scared by it, and Bonnie's work helped me to understand the validity of studying a gendered history of the Holocaust.
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