A Train Near Magdeburg―The Holocaust, the survivors, and the American soldiers who saved them By Matthew Rozell

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It's not a novel. It's not 'based on a true story.' It really happened, and I am a witness. You will be, too... What do you do if you are a reluctant soldier, having been shot at, seen your friends killed, and can no longer even remember what your own mother looks like? As a combat soldier fighting your way across Europe, what is the plan when you come across a Holocaust train full of suffering humanity that shocks you to your core, even after you think you have seen it all? And what happens when you get to meet the survivors face to face, two generations later?~ 'After I got home I cried a lot. My parents couldn't understand why I couldn't sleep at times.'-Walter 'Babe' Gantz, US Army medic ~From the author of 'The Things Our Fathers Saw' World War II eyewitness history series~ In this book, the true story behind an iconic photograph taken at the liberation of a DEATH TRAIN deep in the heart of Nazi Germany—brought to life by the history teacher who discovered it, and went on to reunite HUNDREDS of Holocaust survivors with the actual American soldiers who saved them! ~ 'I grew up and spent all my years being angry. This means I don't have to be angry anymore.'-Paul Arato, Holocaust Survivor ~THE HOLOCAUST was a watershed event in history. Drawing on never-before published eye-witness accounts, survivor testimony and memoirs, wartime reports and letters, Matthew Rozell takes us on his journey to uncover the stories behind the incredible 1945 liberation photographs taken by the soldiers who were there. He weaves together a chronology of the Holocaust as it unfolds across Europe and goes to the authentic sites of the Holocaust to retrace the steps of the survivors and the American soldiers who freed them. His mission culminates in joyful reunions on three continents, seven decades later. Rozell offers his unique perspective on the lessons of the Holocaust for future generations, and the impact that one person, a teacher, can make.~ 'I survived because of many miracles. But for me to actually meet, shake hands, hug, and cry together with my liberators—the 'angels of life' who literally gave me back my life—was just beyond imagination.'-Leslie Meisels, Holocaust Survivor -Featuring testimony from 15 American liberators and over 30 Holocaust survivors~ 'People say it cannot happen here in this country; yes, it can happen here. I was 21 years old. I was there to see it happen!'-Luca Furnari, US Army Included:BOOK ONE-THE HOLOCAUSTBOOK TWO-THE AMERICANSBOOK THREE-LIBERATIONBOOK FOUR-REUNION~ 'It's not for my sake, it's for the sake of humanity, that you will remember.'-Steve Barry, Holocaust Survivor

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As a daughter and daughter-in-law of US WWII infantrymen, I was very interested in this book. It was a very thought-provoking and troubling read. I fear that much of what happened during WWII is fading from our national memory. Books like this one by Matthew Rozell are very important to help preserve and remind all of humanity what we, as humans, can be capable of doing. Throughout history, genocide of one type or another has happened and still happens today; think ISIS, Cambodia and the Khmer Rouge, Rwanda, and the list continues. When we don't learn about what really happened and hear people like the Holocaust deniers gaining national voices in the news, we are doomed to allow this to happen again. Another note that strikes me here; my father was a POW, courtesy of the Nazi's. He spent the winter of 1944-45 starving to death and freezing in a German prison camp. He was liberated on April 14, 1945, one day after the Jews on the train near Magdeburg were also liberated. He too faced an uncertain recovery post starvation. Food caused him to vomit and he had to be hospitalized and fed very gradually to keep him alive. He had endured this severe winter without adequate clothing and many in his camp died of hypothermia and/or suffered frostbite and loss of toes and fingers. I shuddered to read of the 150 American POW's who were massacred by the SS rather than transported to a POW camp in Mr. Rozell's book. He could have suffered this fate, as many of the ill-fated Jews also suffered. We need to demand this subject be taught in our schools and make sure our children are aware of what can happen via propaganda and people not being willing to step up and speak up. As of now, I have encountered American college students, in the community college where I teach nursing, who could not tell me what decade the second world war occurred or what nations were involved. Sad, to be sure. Wake up America and the rest of the world as well. Please make sure we don't repeat this history again. Thank you!

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