Let him Go

A remarkable story of a Danish child's survival during the Holocaust. Ib Katznelson's memoir recounts his experiences in Ravensbrück and Theresienstadt, offering a powerful and extensively researched account of chaos, cruelty, and acts of kindness.

This edition includes fresh research on Katznelson's rescue from Auschwitz, naming the women in the hospital camp who saved him. The book analyzes the events at the Chemical Factory, filling a gap in historical records.

• Explores themes of identity, memory, and resilience
• Provides a unique perspective on the Danish resistance
• Unearths the true facts of a family's struggle for survival

For readers interested in Holocaust history, Danish history, and personal accounts of survival, this is a moving and important contribution to Holocaust literature.