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Belsen's First Year of Freedom
Nadia Wheatley
‘A harrowing, forensic and compassionate investigation of the afterlife of Bergen-Belsen as the Belsen Camp for Displaced Persons – the good done, the mistakes made, the moral conundrums and persistent prejudices that left Jews who had barely survived the concentration camps feeling “saved but not liberated”.’ Linda Jaivin, author and translator
‘A balanced and impeccably well-researched account of the often overlooked events that unfolded in the period after Belsen’s liberation.’ Dr James Bulgin, Head of Public History, Imperial War Museum
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