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Neuerscheinung 1996
Jacques Stroumsa,
Violinist in Auschwitz
From Salonica to Jerusalem 1913–1967.
Translated by James Stuart Brice.
Edited by Erhard Roy Wiehn
Konstanz 1996, 110 pages, photos, € 14,80.
ISBN 3-89191-869-0
Jacques Stroumsa: Preface to the English
edition
Professor Dr. Erhard Roy Wiehn from the
University of Konstanz and editor of an important collection of books about the
Shoah, has asked me to write a preface for the English
edition of my book, Violinist in Auschwitz. The experience acquired in Germany
during my lectures at Gymnasia (high schools) in Berlin and neighboring Potsdam
in 1993 and 1994 gave me a number of important insights which I would like to
share with the Eng1ish-speaking public. The Nazi concentration camps were
intended to completely destroy the human personality and to reduce it to a number
tattooed on the skin, like animals in a slaughterhouse. The questions that
people asked were, for example: having survived physically after being in
Auschwitz and Mauthausen for two years, having
survived the terrible Death March in January 1945, how did you find the
strength to be a human being again; how did you adjust to living in a normal
society again? Above all, where did you find the strength to come back to
Germany (the land where crime was so scientifically organized) and, day after
day, tell young Germans the details of your sufferings? How could you tell them
that the younger generation is not guilty, that they and their parents (who are
now the same age as my children) were not even born at the time when these
events occurred? The answers to these anguished questions were given to me by
the children themselves; they were deeply moved by my lectures. – One day, in
December 1994, I received an invitation from Micaela von Marcard,
head dramaturge of the Berlin State Opera, to attend the Memorial Concert to be
given in Berlin on January 28, 1995, on the fiftieth anniversary of the
liberation of
Auschwitz. Also, Mrs. von Marcard asked
me to write some "Memories of Auschwitz" for Vivace,
the bulletin of the State Opera. I used the occasion of my visit to Berlin to
present several lectures at various Gymnasia in the vicinity and, most
important, to once again meet a few of the girls who had written to me after my
original lectures. - I am very grateful to Mr. and Mrs. Leonhard Dünnwald for organizing this reunion in their villa in BerIin. I am also very grateful to four girls, Juliana,
Tina, Katrin and Kristin for coming so far to our
meeting and for their most thoughtful contributions to the discussions of these
very anguished questions. - My sincere appreciation to James S. Brice, an
American student at the University of Konstanz, for translating from German. He
gave me the opportunity to reach the English-speaking public directIy. - Finally, my warmest gratitude to my beloved
wife, Laura, who never ceases to encourage me in the fight for this noble
cause.
Jerusalem and Tiberias, April!, 1995.
Jacques Stroumsa,
Geiger in Auschwitz
Ein jüdisches Überlebensschicksal
aus Saloniki 1941–1967.
Herausgegeben von Erhard Roy Wiehn
Konstanz 1993, 108
Seiten, Fotos, € 16,80.
ISBN 3-89191-652-3
Dr.
Jacques Stroumsa s.A.
verstarb im 98. Lebensjahr am 14. November 2010 in Jerusalem:
Weitere Titel zur
Geschichte in der Region herausgegeben von Erhard Roy Wiehn:
Erika Myriam Kounio-Amariglio,
Damit es die
ganze Welt erfährt –
Von Saloniki nach
Auschwitz
und zurück 1926-1996.
2. Auflage 2003, 1996, 171 Seiten. € 19,80.
ISBN 3-89649-003-6
Erhard Roy Wiehn,
Ewräi sti
Thessaloniki - Jews in
Thessaloniki.
(ins Griechische
übertragen von Rudolf Amariglio,
translated into English by James Stuart Brice).
Konstanz 2004, 74 pages (Greece and. English), 12,--
€. ISBN 3-89649-909-2
Erhard
Roy Wiehn
Die
alte sephardische Metropole im kurzen historischen Überblick
unter
besonderer Berücksichtigung der Schoáh 1941-1944.
Konstanz
2001, 50 Seiten, 14,80 €. ISBN 3-89649-718-9
Erhard
Roy Wiehn
Die
alte sephardische Metropole im kurzen historischen Überblick
unter
besonderer Berücksichtigung der Schoáh 1941-1944.
2.
überarbeitete Aufl. 2018, 60 Seiten, 14,80 €.
ISBN 978-3-86628-498-2
„Was aufgeschrieben, veröffentlicht und in einigen Bibliotheken
der Welt aufgehoben ist, wird vielleicht nicht so schnell vergessen.“ (Erhard Roy Wiehn)
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