Dorit’s Garden: Memoirs of the Holocaust

This book is a duet of voices weaving themselves in parallel during the World War II. The story of Harry Osers, a young teenager from Prague, who separated from his family had to use his ingenious to outsmart the Nazis in their quest to exterminate him. And Dorit Weiss, a little girl from a small town in Czechoslovakia who miraculously was able to stay together with her parents at Terezin, the German’s “Model Camp”. Giving the reader little insights of their point of views from their own age perspective, they both narrate their experiences in and out of concentration camps throughout the War, and how they spent their precious youth years facing horrible conditions where they learned the darkest side of humanity; ultimately surviving and emigrating to the new continent where their lives coincide.A true story written by their granddaughter, a third generation survivor.