Mary Kiernan

My prayer is that there is never a repeat of the atrocity that was endured by the Jewish community in the holocaust. This book has given the most graphic description of the horrific treatment inflicted, along with the inhumane conditions the jews endured at the hands of the Nazis all because the germans felt so superior to the Jews they could somehow justify their actions. The Stable Boy of Auschwitz is a book of shame (that one human could treat another in such a manner), of courage and of hope. The shame should not be bared by the following generations as we should only look forward but we owe it to all the victims of the Holocaust to never forget so this is never repeated. A book certainly worth reading