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Program on 23 Jan 2025: Memorial Dinner: Commemorating the 80th Anniversary of World War II's End and Honoring its Survivors
- Size: 25.4 (L) x 20.3 (W) cm
- Binding: Hardcover, 68 pages
- Language: English
- Author: Rachel Spigelman
- Publisher: Real Publishing, 2024
Description: As a young Jewish boy in Poland during the Second World War, Mark Spigelman narrowly escaped capture by the Nazis by posing as a little German girl and hiding alone in a neighbour's attic. As ther danger grew, Mark and his parents found refuge in a garbage dump and then a farmhouse next door to a notorious concentration camp Many decades on, it is finally time for Mark to share his remarkable story with his beloved granddaughters.