Holocaust Survivor: Mike Jacobs' Triumph over Tragedy
Mike Jacobs, Ginger Jacobs (editor)
When the tattooing was over, the SS man looked at me and said, “Do you know what this number is all about?”
“No, sir,” I answered.
“Now you are not human anymore. You are a number; and you better remember this number; because that’s what you will be called from now on.”
They put the same number on my shirt, and so I became B4990. But in my mind, I was still a free person.
In this penetrating memoir, we witness the Holocaust through the eyes of mike Jacobs (then Mendel Jakubowicz), who was a teenager during World War II. With great clarity, Jacobs recounts five years of confinement in ghettos and concentration camps.
A story told without hatred or bitterness, Holocaust Survivor teaches us that when we recognize that freedom comes from within, we are never completely powerless.
“No, sir,” I answered.
“Now you are not human anymore. You are a number; and you better remember this number; because that’s what you will be called from now on.”
They put the same number on my shirt, and so I became B4990. But in my mind, I was still a free person.
In this penetrating memoir, we witness the Holocaust through the eyes of mike Jacobs (then Mendel Jakubowicz), who was a teenager during World War II. With great clarity, Jacobs recounts five years of confinement in ghettos and concentration camps.
A story told without hatred or bitterness, Holocaust Survivor teaches us that when we recognize that freedom comes from within, we are never completely powerless.
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