I Was A Maid of The Majdanek Concentration Camp's Commandant

This book is a description of a life in a concentration camp through the eyes of a young, twenty-year-old-girl who torn out from loving family circle, from her mother, her father, her four sisters and two brothers, into this whole new world, where she was coming close to death every moment of every day. One had to be very lucky to live through this living hell and my Mum, thanks to the grace of Providence, was.This book accuses the live of presenting history not according to the facts, but according to the historical policy pursued by various countries for their particular interests. None of the former prisoners, including my Mum, thought that such "interesting times" would come; that it would be necessary to prove who was killing and who was being killed in concentration camps.Zbigniew Kozłowski