Focusing on the harrowing experiences of a survivor from the September 1939 Death March of Lowicz, this 1940 book offers a poignant narrative that symbolizes the broader suffering of thousands of ethnic Germans persecuted in Poland during the onset of World War II. Through personal testimony, it sheds light on the historical context of ethnic tensions and the impact of war on innocent lives, providing a crucial perspective on a lesser-known aspect of this tumultuous period.
