By Jacques Lusseyran, 1985
This luminous autobiography tells Lusseyran’s
story, a blind man who discovered the gift of inner sight after losing his
vision in a childhood accident. He then put his gift to use in the struggle
against Nazism. His description of what it is like to "see" as a
blind man is fascinating. His account of Buchenwald is an anguishing fragment
of Holocaust testimony.
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