Deaf and World War II: European Auto/Biographies

Find resources related to Deaf People during the WW II years.

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European Auto/Biographies

A beginner's introduction to deaf history by Raymond Lee
Online via the Deaf People and WW II website.
Deaf Esprit
WW II in Norway, Post-War Experiences of Henning Irgens, and Frieda and Me. available online via the Deaf People and WW II website.
Deaf Women's Lives
Also available as a print book. Read the chapter, Making Sense of it All: The Battle of Britain through a Jewish Deaf Girl's Eyes.
Let us not forget : a mother̓s letter to a son
Available online via the Deaf People and WW II website.
Never Far Away

European Auto/Biographies

Over the Highest Mountains
Papi and I by Nana Fischer
Princess Andrew of Greece
Survival Artist
Deaf Polish survivor of the Holocaust. When you click on the title, it takes you to the e-book. The print book is also available.
Surviving in Silence: A deaf boy in the Holocaust : the Harry I. Dunai story

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