The boys: the untold story of 732 young concentration camp survivors

In 1945, Britain Offered To Take In 1,000 Young Survivors [of The Holocaust]. Only 732 Could Be Found. Flown To England, They Became A Close-knit Band Of Friends. After Sharing Their Annual Reunions For Twenty Years With Historian Martin Gilbert, The Men And Women Of The Boys Asked Him To Share Their Recollections And Experiences. Pre-war Years — The Coming Of War — In The Ghettos — The Days Of Deportation — In The Labour Camps — Auschwitz — Buchenwald — Surviving As Slaves — On The Death Marches — Theresienstadt — Liberation — Crosby-on-eden — Windermere — Southampton — Further Flights — Life In The Hostels — The Search — The Primrose Club — Soldiers — New Paths — New Worlds — Laying A Foundation For The Future — The ’45 Aid Society. Martin Gilbert. A Marian Wood Book. Originally Published In Great Britain In 1996 By Weidenfeld & Nicolson As The Boys: Triumph Over Adversity–t.p. Verso. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.