Writers Live! Martin Schiller discusses Bread, Butter & Sugar: a boy's journey through the Holocaust and postwar Europe April 23, 2009

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National Day of Remembrance Event at New Haven Public Library April 23
Martin Schiller and his family lived in Poland until the outbreak of World War II in 1939. When he was nine, and after several years of hiding in the Polish countryside, Martin and his family surrendered to a labor camp undera false promise of safety. This is his story. Read more at www.breadbutterandsurgar.com.

"This powerful memoir rings with emotional honesty. It provides a valuable addition to our understanding of both those who perished and survived the Holocaust."
Books will be available for sale at 20% off list price, and Atticus Bookstore Cafe will provide coffee. There is no charge and free parking is available. Register at www.holocaust.eventbrite.com or call the library at 946-8835.
--Michael J. Bazyler, author of Holocaust Justice.

Organized by New Haven Free Public Library
Main library is across from Green, corner of Elm and Temple. Yale Lot #51 on Temple Street across the street from the library opens to public at 4pm.
Event information is at (203) 946-8835.
See www.nhbulletin.blogspot.com for more information about community and library events.

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Ticket Info:  attendee, Free

Official Website: http://holocaust-upcoming.eventbrite.com