By Chance Alone: A Remarkable True Story of Courage and Survival at Auschwitz

Synopsis

This Autobiography Of Canadian Max Eisen Details The Rural Hungarian Deportations To Auschwitz-birkenau, Back-breaking Slave Labour In Auschwitz I, The Infamous 'death March' Of January 1945, The Painful Aftermath Of Liberation, And A Journey Of Physical And Psychological Healing. 1. Childhood In Czechoslovakia -- 2. Summers On The Farm -- 3. Big Changes -- 4. Life Under Hungarian Rule -- 5. Year Of Birth And Death -- 6. Final Seder -- 7. Train -- 8. Arrival In Auschwitz Ii-birkenau -- 9. Arbeit Macht Frei -- 10. Draining Swamps -- 11. Walking Ghosts -- 12. Piece Of Bacon -- 13. Selections, July 1944 -- 14. Land Reclamation Outside Auschwitz -- 15. Operating Room -- 16. Surgeries In Barrack 21 -- 17. Pot Of Stew -- 18. Destruction Of Crematorium 4 -- 19. Death March -- 20. Melk, Ebensee, And Liberation -- 21. Ebensee, After Liberation -- 22. From Ceske Budejovice To Moldava -- 23. Emotional And Physical Healing -- 24. Marienbad -- 25. Prague -- 26. Return To Kosice -- 27. Ebelsberg Dp Camp -- 28. Canada. Max Eisen. Includes Bibliographical References.