Naked Among Wolves

Naked Among Wolves Book Description Naked Among Wolves tells the story of resistance of a group of prisoners in the Buchenwald Concentration Camp, where death and torture are rampant. The tension begins with a small child being brought into the camp in a suitcase. The International Camp Committee, organized to save tens of thousands of prisoners in the camp, is trying to hide this little boy from the SS, while continuing its preparations for the uprising. When the news comes that the entire camp will be evacuated, the tension reaches its fullest and there are only two options left: Either freedom or death! This shocking novel, written by Bruno Apitz, takes on the feature of a report, as the author spent eight years in the Buchenwald Concentration Camp, and thus, with fiction. It takes the form of a narrative in which reality is intertwined. The work, which was deemed worthy of the National Award in Democratic Germany, not only reveals a human tragedy, but also becomes a symbol of resistance against fascism and a bravely sung song of freedom. Naked Among the Wolves, which has been translated into more than thirty languages to date, is Alaattin Bilgi's masterful translation and expanded version. With its new edition in Yordam Kitap… (From the Promotional Bulletin)