Ninety-four-year-old Auschwitz survivor Hédi Fried has spent a lifetime sharing her wartime experiences at schools and universities, "with the strong conviction that the younger generation must keep the memory of the Holocaust alive if we want to ensure that it is never repeated." This slender but deeply moving book collects the most common questions Fried is asked, along with her candid answers. "How could an entire people get behind Hitler?" "When did you realise that your family was in danger?" "Was there solidarity in the camp?" "Did you dream at night?" "Do you see yourself in today's refugees?" "Have you met a perpetrator?" "Are you able to forgive?" Fried's sensitive responses are fascinating and profoundly important. For ages 13 to adult.