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Cel mai fericit om de pe pământ

by Eddie Jaku, Irina-Marina Borţoi

2020•Trei•RO
About the book

Eddie Jaku documents his survival across multiple concentration camps, including Buchenwald and Auschwitz, where he endured systematic starvation and the loss of his family. He recounts his transition from a German citizen and engineering student to a prisoner targeted for his Jewish identity. The narrative focuses on specific moments of endurance, such as escaping a death march and hiding in the woods, alongside the physical realities of the Holocaust. Jaku explains his conscious decision to reject hatred in the years following the liberation, prioritizing friendship and kindness as practical tools for recovery.

Readers seeking first-hand historical accounts of World War II will find a detailed record of survival under the Third Reich. This memoir is for those who want to understand the psychological shift required to maintain optimism after extreme trauma. The reader walks away with a framework for practicing gratitude and a perspective on how personal choices regarding one's attitude can influence the process of healing and long-term contentment.

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“Dacă ești sănătos și ai un prieten bun, ești un om bogat.”

Eddie a supraviețuit în lagăr fiindcă era un inginer priceput. Uneori viața ta depinde doar de o unealtă și de cât de bine știi să o folosești.

Ura este o otravă care te omoară pe tine, nu pe dușmanul tău. Eddie a decis să nu mai urască niciodată ca să poată rămâne viu la interior.

“Un singur prieten bun poate fi întreaga ta lume.”

Prietenia lui cu Kurt l-a salvat de la moarte în cele mai negre momente. Un singur om care ține la tine valorează mai mult decât toată armata lor.

Momentele mici sunt cele care contează când totul e pierdut. O bucată de pâine împărțită la timp e un miracol real.

Details
Published
2020
Publisher
Trei
ISBN
9786064016669
Language
RO

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