World War 2 historical novel and true story 'The Midwife of Auschwitz' is written by author Anna Stuart which consists of 364 pages.
The Midwife of Auschwitz: World War 2 historical novel - Review
It was 1943,
when Ana Kaminski along with her panic juvenile friend Ester Pasternak forcibly
had to take refuge behind the solid gates of Auschwitz on the eve of World War
2. There amid the unfriendly, uncertain environment, she silently revealed
herself midwife and her friend as her assistant. They went inside the maternity
hut as instructed. Their arms were marked with tattoos. When she arrived in
maternity hut, Anna did midwife job, new born babies born, she tried her best
to save them and hold them back as she could.
It was
difficult for Anna to tolerate tyranny after seeing two guards grabbed away
blond-haired baby from its birth mother after marching with SS uniforms inside
maternity hut. But she could do nothing except consoling her. Along with horror
Anna saw a ray of hope, babies who were born healthy, given to German families
by soldiers. She anticipated that babies will stay alive after handing over and
there were rumors spreading about ending the World War II soon. In order to
identify and reunification of babies back to their mothers, Anna and Ester
noiselessly had tattoo to new born babies with their mama numbers.
It was early
morning, Ester was wearing slim striped outfit, but under her tiny bump was
visible before Anna.
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