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Dita Kraus: The librarian of Auschwitz

The Jewish Chronicle
At just 13 Dita Kraus was sent to Auschwitz, where a collection of tattered books saved her life. Nadine Wojakovski hears her account of...
82 months ago

Holocaust survivor details hardships in 'A Delayed Life'

themercury.com
“A Delayed Life” is a new memoir by Dita Kraus, whose life was previously told in fictional form in “The Librarian of Auschwitz” by Antonio Iturbe.
44 months ago

Fearing for youth, three Auschwitz survivors say they won’t ever stop testifying

The Times of Israel
A mission to spread eye-witness accounts of the horrors endured under the Nazis has not slowed as the trio approach age 90 -- in fact,...
67 months ago

'I have a number on my arm from Auschwitz - and people say it never happened?'

The Journal
Now aged 90, Kraus has written a memoir of her time in the camps and beyond, called A Delayed Life. It comes after the publication of The Librarian of...
57 months ago