After the Holocaust: The Long Road to Freedom

by Erna F. Rubinstein

Having survived Auschwitz, the author and her three sisters try to begin life anew in wartorn Europe.

Genres: Nonfiction

186 pages, Paperback

Published January 1, 1995

About the author

Erna Rubinstein is the recent recipient of the State of Israel Bonds Elie Wiesel Holocaust Remembrance Award. She teaches about the Holocaust throughout the country.

Reviews

[Dev]

This is the powerful sequel to The Survivor In Us All, detailing the four sisters’ path to rebuilding life after surviving the horrors of the Holocaust and losing much of their family. I am the granddaughter of the second oldest sister and this book is one of our family’s most prized possessions as it is a detailed, powerful first-hand account of our family’s survival. It is truly inspiring, after all they endured, the strength and courage to do all that they did and become the loving, non-bitter, role models I knew them as. I highly recommend this inspiring book for all to read.

[Aaron Polish]

very glad that the author escaped the Holocaust but her life was for me, depressing, a daughter who died young and several other things that gets me more depressed, but the writing was good and no mistakes.

[Janet Woodward]

Excellent book.