Fighting Fascism and Surviving Buchenwald (ePub)
The Life and Memoir of Hans Bergas
(Sprache: Englisch)
Bension Varon has given the world two great gifts: the publication for the first time of
the remarkable 1946 Buchenwald memoir of Hans Bergas and a riveting account of
Bergas' equally remarkable life. Bergas, a highly secular German Jew, was first
known...
the remarkable 1946 Buchenwald memoir of Hans Bergas and a riveting account of
Bergas' equally remarkable life. Bergas, a highly secular German Jew, was first
known...
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Bension Varon has given the world two great gifts: the publication for the first time of
the remarkable 1946 Buchenwald memoir of Hans Bergas and a riveting account of
Bergas' equally remarkable life. Bergas, a highly secular German Jew, was first
known to Bension Varon as the brother-in-law of his wife's uncle. Far transcending
genealogical interest, Varon's painstaking research has revealed the many identities
of Hans Bergas: an impassioned Social Democrat, who battled both fascist and
communist threats to Germany's fledgling, interwar democracy; a member of the anti-Nazi
Resistance in France, who aided other escapees of the Nazi regime; a victim of
capture and savage torture by the Gestapo; a years-long "political" inmate in
Buchenwald, active in the camp resistance; and a gifted chronicler of life in
Buchenwald and the detail of Nazi depravity. In this volume, Bergas emerges like a
lost treasure from history's attic, precious both in itself and for what it reveals about
its troubled times.
the remarkable 1946 Buchenwald memoir of Hans Bergas and a riveting account of
Bergas' equally remarkable life. Bergas, a highly secular German Jew, was first
known to Bension Varon as the brother-in-law of his wife's uncle. Far transcending
genealogical interest, Varon's painstaking research has revealed the many identities
of Hans Bergas: an impassioned Social Democrat, who battled both fascist and
communist threats to Germany's fledgling, interwar democracy; a member of the anti-Nazi
Resistance in France, who aided other escapees of the Nazi regime; a victim of
capture and savage torture by the Gestapo; a years-long "political" inmate in
Buchenwald, active in the camp resistance; and a gifted chronicler of life in
Buchenwald and the detail of Nazi depravity. In this volume, Bergas emerges like a
lost treasure from history's attic, precious both in itself and for what it reveals about
its troubled times.
Autoren-Porträt von Bension Varon
About the Author...Bension (Ben) Varon is a retired economist with varied interests as a writer, including
history, genealogy, and biography. He is the author of, outside his professional field,
Cultures in Counterpoint: Memoirs of a Sephardic Turkish-American, Xlibris, 2009,
and The Promise of the Present and the Shadow of the Past: The Journey of Barbara
Frass Varon, Xlibris, 2011. He lives in Alexandria, Virginia and can be reached at
Benvaron@aol.com.
Bibliographische Angaben
- Autor: Bension Varon
- 2015, 216 Seiten, Englisch
- Verlag: Xlibris US
- ISBN-10: 1503572552
- ISBN-13: 9781503572553
- Erscheinungsdatum: 23.07.2015
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