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Las Hermanas de Auschwitz: La Historia Real de DOS Hermanas Judías Que Resistieron En El Corazón del Territorio Nazi / The Sisters of Auschwitz

by Roxane Van Iperen , Jahel Merediz , Carmen Gutiérrez
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Book cover type: Paperback
  • ISBN13: 9786073925884
  • Binding: Paperback
  • Subject: N/A
  • Publisher: Planeta Publishing
  • Publisher Imprint: Planeta Publishing
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  • Pages: 384
  • Original Price: USD 14.95
  • Language: Spanish
  • Edition: N/A
  • Item Weight: 273 grams
  • BISAC Subject(s): Modern / 20th Century / Holocaust

La apasionante historia de dos mujeres jud�as que se enfrentaron a los nazis para dar hogar a decenas de v�ctimas y acompa�aron hasta el final de sus d�as a Ana Frank.

En una fr�a noche de febrero de 1943, la familia Brilleslijper llega a una villa escondida en las profundidades del bosque holand�s: el Nido Alto. Al abrigo de sus muros, las j�venes hermanas Janny y Lien organizan la operaci�n m�s arriesgada de la resistencia contra los nazis: crear un escondite para salvar a decenas de jud�os, justo ante las narices de los l�deres de la ocupaci�n que viven a unos metros del refugio.

Poco m�s de un a�o despu�s, la seguridad del escondite se ve comprometida. Janny y Lien son arrestadas y llevadas al campo de Westerbork, donde encuentran una compa��a muy singular: Ana Frank y su hermana Margot. Con ellas enfrentar�n las atrocidades del nazismo y, finalmente, ser�n trasladadas a Auschwitz. Janny y Lien se convierten en el basti�n emocional de las hermanas Frank, a quienes cuidan como a su propia familia.

La autora, Roxane Van Iperen, se mud� a esta casa sin saber que hab�a sido un refugio durante la guerra. Conmocionada por su descubrimiento, investig� durante seis a�os y busc� a la familia de estas hermanas para contar su haza�a. El resultado es una historia conmovedora sobre la fortaleza, la resistencia humana y el coraje de las mujeres unidas por la tragedia.

ENGLISH DESCRIPTION

The gripping story of two Jewish women who stood up to the Nazis to give shelter to dozens of victims and accompanied Anne Frank until the end of her days.

On a cold February night in 1943, the Brilleslijper family arrived at a villa hidden in the depths of the Dutch forest: the High Nest. Within its walls, the young sisters Janny and Lien organized the most daring operation of the resistance against the Nazis: creating a hiding place to save dozens of Jews, right under the noses of the occupation leaders living just meters away.

A little more than a year later, the safety of the hideout was compromised. Janny and Lien were arrested and taken to the Westerbork camp, where they encountered very special company: Anne Frank and her sister Margot. Together they faced the atrocities of Nazism and were eventually deported to Auschwitz. Janny and Lien became the emotional support of the Frank sisters, caring for them as if they were their own family.

Author Roxane Van Iperen moved into this house without knowing it had been a refuge during the war. Shocked by her discovery, she spent six years researching and sought out the sisters' family to tell their story. The result is a moving account of strength, human resilience, and the courage of women united by tragedy.

Van Iperen, Roxane: -

Roxane van Iperen es novelista, abogada y publicista. Su primera novela, Schuim der aarde (Escoria de la tierra), fue publicada por la editorial Lebowski en 2016 y ganó el premio Hebban a la mejor novela debut. Sin embargo, su obra más conocida es Las hermanas de Auschwitz. Roxane ha escrito para FD, NRC Handelsblad, Het Parool, Vrij Nederland, De Morgen, Follow the Money y fue corresponsal invitada en Brasil para De Correspondent.



Aún vive en el Nido Alto con su familia, donde continúa desarrollando su carrera literaria y periodística, consolidándose como una de las voces más relevantes de la narrativa contemporánea neerlandesa.




Roxane van Iperen is a novelist, lawyer, and publicist. Her first novel, Schuim der aarde (Scum of the Earth), was published by Lebowski in 2016 and won the Hebban Award for Best Debut Novel. However, her most renowned work is The Sisters of Auschwitz. Roxane has written for FD, NRC Handelsblad, Het Parool, Vrij Nederland, De Morgen, Follow the Money, and was a guest correspondent in Brazil for De Correspondent.



She still lives in the High Nest with her family, where she continues to develop her literary and journalistic career, establishing herself as one of the most relevant voices in contemporary Dutch narrative.



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