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Remember World War II: Kids Who Survived Tell Their Stories
"The voices of those who were children during World War II offer a profound, unvarnished look at a global conflict through the eyes of the youngest generation. As the decades pass, these testimonies from individuals who endured evacuation, bombing raids, displacement, and the Holocaust provide essential historical evidence of how total war transforms childhood. The Shrinking Window of Living Memory Time remains the most critical factor in preserving the accounts of World War II child survivors. With the conflict ending in 1945, individuals who were children—loosely defined here as anyone under the age of eighteen during the hostilities—are now..."
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