Bread, Butter, and Sugar

Discover the poignant memoir of Martin Schiller in Bread, Butter, and Sugar, published by the University Press of America in 2007. This compelling narrative recounts the harrowing experiences of a child Holocaust survivor, offering a unique perspective on the tragic events of World War II. At just six years old, Schiller, affectionately known as 'Menek', witnessed the terrifying realities of the Nazi invasion of Poland as his family fled their hometown of Tarnobrzeg. Spanning 110 pages, this biography not only serves as a personal account of survival but also sheds light on the broader historical context of the Holocaust. Perfect for readers interested in Jewish history, European history, and personal memoirs, Bread, Butter, and Sugar is a vital addition to any collection focused on resilience and the human spirit amidst unimaginable adversity.