The Blood Tattoo

In this riveting story, the author describes how she and her mother survived daily in Auschwitz and several other Nazi death camps. Hers is a story lived by thousands of women broken down into daily descriptions of survival, their fight to live, and how they learned to hope.

"The Blood Tattoo" is the riveting story of how 17 year old Hungarian Ebi Gabor and her mother survived daily in Auschwitz and several Nazi death camps. This is the story lived by thousands of women broken down into daily descriptions of survival. They dreaded every morning and feared death every night, subsisted on a very tiny square of butter on a thin slice of bread, shared a bowl of watery soup with other women and drank a shared cup of drug laced coffee every day. They also fought to live and learned to hope.