Nadia

“But what of the next victim? What of the ‘unknown children’? Do we not have a moral responsibility to try to stop these horrific criminals? Would we let them off if they had attempted to kill someone? Would we let them off if the crime was different? Could I live with myself if I had let Dad hurt another child? No, I really couldn’t.”
― Jeni Haynes, The Girl in the Green Dress

“CLOSED DUE TO INFREQUENT USE”
― Eric Arvin, Woke Up in a Strange Place

“MY FIRST IMPRESSION OF PŁASZÓW as hell on earth never changed. I only needed one look to see that this was an entirely foreign place. No matter how difficult life had been in the ghetto, at least outwardly it had appeared a familiar world. Yes, we were packed like sardines into too few rooms, but those rooms were in normal apartment buildings. There were streets and sidewalks and the sounds of a city beyond the walls.”
― Leon Leyson, The Boy on the Wooden Box: How the Impossible Became Possible . . . on Schindler's List

“Lloyd, she’s here,’ I call out, unnecessarily, to my husband (he’s not deaf, but it gives me the illusion of being in control).”
― Louise Allen, Sky's Story