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Rywka's Diary: The Writings of a Jewish Girl from the Lodz Ghetto

av Rywka Lipszyc

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The newly discovered diary of a Polish teenager in the Lodz ghetto during World War II - originally published by Jewish Family & Children's Services of San Francisco, now available in a revised, illustrated, and beautifully designed trade edition. After more than seventy years in obscurity, the diary of a teenage girl during the Holocaust has been revealed for the first time. Rywka's Diary is at once an astonishing historical document and a moving tribute to the many ordinary people whose lives were forever altered by the Holocaust. At its heart, it is the diary of a girl named Rywka Lipszyc who detailed the brutal conditions that Jews in the Lodz ghetto, the second largest in Poland, endured under the Nazis: poverty, hunger and malnutrition, religious oppression, and, in Rywka's case, the death of her parents and siblings. Handwritten in a school notebook between October 1943 and April 1944, the diary ends literally in mid-sentence. What became of Rywka is a mystery. A Red Army doctor found her notebook in Auschwitz after its liberation in 1945 and took it back with her to the Soviet Union. Rywka's Diary is also a moving coming-of-age story, in which a young woman expresses her curiosity about the world and her place in it and reflects on her relationship with God - a remarkable affirmation of her commitment to Judaism and her faith in humanity. Interwoven into this carefully translated diary are photographs, news clippings, maps, and commentary from Holocaust scholars and the girl's surviving relatives, which provide an in-depth picture of both the conditions of Rywka's life and the mysterious end to her diary. Moving and illuminating, told by a brave young girl whose strong and charismatic voice speaks for millions, Rywka's Diary is an extraordinary addition to the history of the Holocaust and World War II.… (mer)
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È l'aprile del 1944, l'ultima neve del lungo inverno polacco attanaglia ancora le vie del ghetto di Łódź: i fiocchi candidi scendono sulle nere e informi divise degli operai ebrei che lavorano per i nazisti. Ma c'è un fragile fiore che, in questo paesaggio desolato, con tutta la forza cerca di sbocciare.
Rywka Lipszyc ha solo quattordici anni. Ogni giorno deve farsi strada tra le recinzioni di filo spinato, incalzata dalle armi dei soldati e dagli ululati laceranti dei cani. Dopo la morte dei genitori, è lei a prendersi cura della sorellina Cipka. La sua città, la casa che tanto amava, gli amici di scuola, sono ormai un pallido ricordo; al loro posto ci sono il lavoro, il freddo, la fame, gli orrori del ghetto e della segregazione. In mano Rywka stringe l'unica cosa che è rimasta veramente sua: il suo diario, l'unica illusione di speranza e di salvezza da un nemico che, semplicemente, vuole che il suo popolo smetta di esistere. In queste commoventi pagine prende vita il ritratto di una bambina costretta ad affrontare l'impossibile compito di diventare donna in un mondo dominato dalla violenza e dall'ingiustizia. Ma Rywka deve resistere. Per sé stessa, per la sua famiglia, per le tante persone che, a rischio della loro stessa vita, ogni giorno le offrono aiuto. E l'unico modo per resistere è non smettere di sognare: la libertà per sé e per Cipka, una casa, un piccolo studio avvolto dall'ombra della sera, una penna, qualche foglio bianco per coltivare la sua più grande passione, la scrittura. Sogni che le danno la forza, nonostante la sofferenza che la circonda, di emozionarsi per il ritorno della primavera, per la lettura di un libro, per il calore di un sorriso che arriva inaspettato. Ritrovato nella primavera del 1945 tra le rovine dei crematori di Auschwitz, il diario di Rywka Lipszyc è stato pubblicato per la prima volta negli Stati Uniti nel 2014, suscitando un'intensa ondata di commozione e interesse. Nulla, invece, si sa della sorte della piccola Rywka, se non che è sopravvissuta – forse solo per pochi mesi – alla guerra. Questo diario, documento di inestimabile valore storico e umano, è oggi l'unico modo di conoscere il più drammatico frammento della storia della sua vita, e di ascoltare la sua voce mentre si unisce al coro delle testimonianze dei sopravvissuti all'Olocausto. (fonte: retro di copertina)
  MemorialeSardoShoah | Nov 21, 2022 |
Rywka Lipszyc was a 14-year old girl, who had lost both of her parents and her two younger siblings, and whose diary recorded a period of history in the Lodz ghetto. From February 1940 to August 1944, a period of 4 1/2 years, the Jewish population there fell from about 175,000 to 1,500 under the Nazi regime. About 1/2 of the book is essays about the time or interpretation of Rywka's words. Of the essays, I liked the ones by her aunts best. It was hard to connect with her, as she oscillated between remarkable maturity and guilt over her survival when so many others suffered and died. As an orthodox Jew, she had amazing faith and perseverance, but also chaffed at the diminished role forced on women. While I am glad to have read it, I would not recommend it. ( )
  skipstern | Jul 11, 2021 |
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The newly discovered diary of a Polish teenager in the Lodz ghetto during World War II - originally published by Jewish Family & Children's Services of San Francisco, now available in a revised, illustrated, and beautifully designed trade edition. After more than seventy years in obscurity, the diary of a teenage girl during the Holocaust has been revealed for the first time. Rywka's Diary is at once an astonishing historical document and a moving tribute to the many ordinary people whose lives were forever altered by the Holocaust. At its heart, it is the diary of a girl named Rywka Lipszyc who detailed the brutal conditions that Jews in the Lodz ghetto, the second largest in Poland, endured under the Nazis: poverty, hunger and malnutrition, religious oppression, and, in Rywka's case, the death of her parents and siblings. Handwritten in a school notebook between October 1943 and April 1944, the diary ends literally in mid-sentence. What became of Rywka is a mystery. A Red Army doctor found her notebook in Auschwitz after its liberation in 1945 and took it back with her to the Soviet Union. Rywka's Diary is also a moving coming-of-age story, in which a young woman expresses her curiosity about the world and her place in it and reflects on her relationship with God - a remarkable affirmation of her commitment to Judaism and her faith in humanity. Interwoven into this carefully translated diary are photographs, news clippings, maps, and commentary from Holocaust scholars and the girl's surviving relatives, which provide an in-depth picture of both the conditions of Rywka's life and the mysterious end to her diary. Moving and illuminating, told by a brave young girl whose strong and charismatic voice speaks for millions, Rywka's Diary is an extraordinary addition to the history of the Holocaust and World War II.

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