Thomas Geve was born in 1929 in Germany. From 1933 onwards, Thomas
and his family felt the full force of Nazi persecution. After years
of constant danger and hardship, he and his mother were arrested
and transported to Auschwitz-Birkenau in June 1943.Twenty-two
months later Thomas was liberated, and after a period of
recuperation, he was reunited with his father in London. After
completing his studies and graduating with an engineering degree,
Thomas moved to Israel in July 1950, raised a family and now lives
peacefully in retirement.
Charlie Inglefield is a published writer based in Zug, Switzerland.
Charlie began his career in London working in the financial sector
before moving to Australia where he held senior positions in
business intelligence and healthcare before moving to Switzerland
in 2011 with his family. He is a graduate of Solent University.
‘A stunning and profoundly moving book.’
James Holland, historian and bestselling author of Normandy ’ 44
‘His [Thomas’s] powerful voice and the drawings that illuminate his
experiences show what can be learned from tragedy, and how the
future can be better than the past.’
Esther Gilbert, Holocaust historian and Trustee of the Sir Martin
Gilbert Learning Centre
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