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Title: Five Chimneys, the Story of Auschwitz by Olga Lengyel ISBN: 0-86527-343-X Publisher: Howard Fertig Pub. Date: November, 1985 Format: Hardcover Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $25.00

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Average Customer Rating: 4.5 (2 reviews)

Rating: 5
Summary: hell on earth
Comment: My book was published in 1960, it does not have an ISBN #, except 885. the only book i have read about the extermination of so many Jews during Hitler's rule. A doctor, his wife and extended family are among the thousands of people rounded up, put in rail cars and taken to Auschwitz. the doctor was kept because of his medical skills, and his wife because of her valuable skills. the germans taking the gold fillings and other valuable items from their prisoners. the story is an awsome day by day account of a beautiful woman who survived and lived to tell the story of all the autrocities to herself and thousands of others. everyone should at least try to read this story, it is non-stop terrible what humans can do to others. a great book.

Rating: 4
Summary: An account of a woman who lead her family to Auschwitz
Comment: This was the fist book I read about the Auschwitz camp. It has been four years since I read this book and I still think of this woman and her family. This daughter, wife and mother did not know that she was leading her entire family to their death and discribes the horror of her mistake very well and in full detail. The family was seperated when they arrived at the camp and all except her and her husband were executed only hours later. She and her husband lived through the camps but seperated. The majority of her experience is at Auschwitz, 5 years if I recall correctly. This book is worth the time to read.