Naked Among Wolves

Naked Among Wolves

Bruno Apitz

Naked Among Wolves (Nackt Unter Wölfen), by Bruno Apitz, became an anti-fascist classic after the second world war and held a place on the bookshelves of successive generations of East Germans. It is a concentration camp drama about a group of inmates who rescue a Jewish boy from the gas chambers. Based in part on the author’s eight-year imprisonment in Buchenwald,Naked Among Wolves tells of a group of communist prisoners who smuggle a Polish Jewish boy into the camp in a suitcase and protect him from almost certain death by hiding him from SS guards.

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Naked Among Wolves - Reviews

“I was left breathless and shaken in light of the great human spirit which the Nazis could not crush. A true story of rescue, a must read for anyone interested in the era, and for fans of thr...

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Dorit Reuveni Alon, Nuritha

“When I finished reading Naked Among Wolves, with tears in my eyes, I went straight back to the beginning of the book and started reading it again… Highly recommended, keep in mind pain...

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Natty Shapira, Saloona