The Nazis Knew My Name

This powerful memoir recounts the extraordinary experiences of Magda Hellinger, an Australian Slovakian Holocaust survivor who endured three years in Auschwitz and became a camp leader responsible for thousands of women. Through her resourcefulness, courage, and compassion, she navigated the brutal realities of the concentration camp while risking her life to save others. Based on her personal account and enriched by extensive research, the book offers a compelling view of human resilience, kindness, and the capacity for goodness amidst unimaginable cruelty.