Olga Lengyel
After unwittingly hastening the deaths of her child and her mother, this woman contemplated suicide, but chose to survive so that she could tell the story of the Holocaust and its victims.
Miklos Lengyel
This person, who encouraged the narrator to survive so that she could tell the story of those who died in the camps, was shot while stopping to help a fellow prisoner who had fallen.
The Unnamed German Major
This person was billeted in the author's home, and told her and her husband about the atrocities the Germans were committing against their victims, but she refused to believe it.
Olly
Although the author's husband saved this woman from a suicide attempt on the train car, she was marched off to her death the following day.
Irka
This barrack chief, whom the author used as a model for survival, told her about the true...
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