From home to wanderings. The diary of the war years. 1941-1945. Rosenberg-Dvab L.

Lena Spevab, a Jewish girl from the Polish Bialystok, got into the orphanage during the war in Udmurtia. Lena entrusted all her experiences to the diary that was in Yiddish. Loneliness, longing, complete ignorance of the fate of the family remaining in Bialystok (she still knows nothing, but we already know everything!), Fill the pages of her diary. Lena's diary Spevab is a genuine document of the era. He was translated into English and French, Masha Rolinikaite translated him into Russian from Yiddish, the author of the book “I have to tell”, which at the same age as Lena Ningab, went through hell of the ghetto and concentration camps.