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Tall 8vo, 81 pp.

Schocken Books, 1994. Expanded Second Edition. Softcover; 106 pages, illustrated. Foreword by Chaim Potok; Afterword by Vaclav Havel. Condition: Like new, with no marks or flaws. No sign of handling or wear.

Hardcover. Sm. 4to (11 x 7.5"), gray cloth, dj. Decorative endpapers, 80 pp., [4]., numerous color illus. CONDITION: Good +, toned covers and spine, light foxing throughout; dj with 3" open tear at upper left edge of front cover, small tears and chips at extremities.

Slender 4to in beige buckram with gilt line drawing of person behind black barbed wire on front cover, and black printing on spine. Colored endpapers. Full page owner inscription on second free end paper. Book is in near fine condition. Good dust jacket is quite rubbed along folds with small stain on front panel and a couple of short closed tears. Intact price.Introduction by Jiri Weil, catalogue collected by Olga Herbenova, with graphic presentation done by Karel Panek and translated into English by Jeanne Nemcova. Poetry and art done by Jewish children interred in Terezin Concentration camp in 1942-44. Moving and important documentation of WWII horrors. 80 pp. History, Art, Childrens, Poetry, Drawings, WWII, Jewish History, Concentration Camps, Terezin.

Tan linen hard cover with child outlined gold. Titles on spine in black. Decorated end papers. Yellow pictorial clipped dust jacket with one small tear near top of cover, otherwise fine. Now protected by Brodart cover. Profusely illustrated with the children's drawings. “The documents collected in this publication have been chosen from the archives of the State Museum in Prague.” A total of around 15,000 children under the age of 15 passed through Terezin. Of these around 100 came back.