Saving Six Million: A Holocaust Memoir

by Emma Kaufmann Rose

Overview

Saving Six Million is the story of Ingrid and Dr. Joseph P. Kennedy, two child survivors of the Holocaust. Joseph, born as Joszi in Hungary, and Ingrid, born as Ingeborg in Austria, are still married 64 years later, and have not only overcome the tragedy of World War II, but have been the catalyst for saving millions– yes, millions, of lives along the way. From the lens of their middle granddaughter, this memoir will encapsulate readers and take them on an emotional and poignant journey that is not only unforgettable– but vital for future generations to hear.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781668550557
Publisher:	Barnes & Noble Press
Publication date:	12/01/2021
Pages:	168
Sales rank:	1,087,635
Product dimensions:	5.50(w) x 8.50(h) x 0.50(d)

About the Author

Emma Kaufmann Rose is currently working on her master’s degree in applied behavior analysis therapy. She obtained her undergraduate degree in special education from Otterbein University, and cannot wait to pursue her education even further. Her primary passion is working with children who have unique needs, but her secondary passion is educating herself and continuing to learn and grow in writing, education, and psychology. She thanks her grandparents for this mindset. She currently lives in Cleveland, Ohio.

Editorial Reviews

The admiration, love, and warmth the author demonstrates toward her family shines through in this debut piece. Love of family and the lessons we learn by listening to past generations makes this book a gem of recorded family history.

Otterbein University - Dr. Adele Weiss

This is a beautifully written tribute to Emma's grandparents. It is based on articles, videos, photos, and her grandparents' and her memories. It begins during the Holocaust and follows through her grandfather's post war study as a PhD chemist. It includes her grandmother's family's escape to France during the war. It is also a personal account of generations of family from her grandparents' memories during the Holocaust, through years after the war, and seeing them today, full of life.

Founding Director of the Educational Resource Center including the Holocaust Resource Center at Jewish Community Board o - Esther Cohen Hexter

Emma has written a precious and priceless memoir of her family — which is also the story of the Jewish people, especially stories of all those whose stories have not been told. She captures the joy and love of the grandparent bond and also the horror and pain of the war years, all in a meticulously researched yet lovingly told package. Truly a moving memoir for the next generation to read and know.

Author of Conversations with G-d, and Soul Construction, outoftheorthobox.com - Ruchi Koval