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Lucy Adlington

Stitching Survival: Fashion Amidst the Horrors of Auschwitz

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Author: Lucy Adlington

Narrator: Brian

Format: MP3

ISBN: 9780063030930

Language: English

Publish Date: 09/14/2021

Audiobook length: 31min

The Dressmakers of Auschwitz Audiobook by Chapters

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Chapter 1: 1. One of the Few Who Survived

00:0037:13

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Chapter 2: 2. The One and Only Power

00:0039:58

Chapter 3: 3. What Next, How to Continue?

00:0051:34

Chapter 4: 4. The Yellow Star

00:0039:03

Chapter 5: 5. The Customary Reception

00:0046:06

Chapter 6: 6. You Want to Stay Alive

00:0057:48

Chapter 7: 7. I Want to Live Here Till I Die

00:0043:41

Chapter 8: 8. Out of Ten Thousand Women

00:0048:04

Chapter 9: 9. Solidarity and Support

00:0046:47

Chapter 10: 10. The Air Smells Like Burning Paper

00:0065:21

Chapter 11: 11. They Want Us to Be Normal?

00:0035:40

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Who should listen The Dressmakers of Auschwitz

"The Dressmakers of Auschwitz" by Lucy Adlington is an essential listen for anyone interested in history, particularly the Holocaust, as well as those who appreciate stories of resilience and creativity in the face of unimaginable adversity. This audiobook appeals to history enthusiasts, students, and educators, as well as fashion lovers and advocates for women's narratives. It provides a poignant exploration of the experiences of female prisoners who found hope and purpose through their skills in a harrowing environment, making it a compelling choice for anyone seeking to understand the intersection of art, survival, and human spirit during one of history's darkest times.

3 quotes from The Dressmakers of Auschwitz

"In the face of unimaginable suffering, creativity becomes a form of resistance and survival."
"Clothes can do more than just cover the body; they can tell stories, preserve memories, and give a sense of identity even in the darkest times."
"Hope can be stitched into the seams of despair, reminding us that beauty and humanity can thrive, even in the most dire of circumstances."

Author : Lucy Adlington

Lucy Adlington is an author captivated by the narratives woven into clothing and their connections to the people who created, sold, and wore them. Her latest non-fiction work, *The Dressmakers of Auschwitz*, uncovers the poignant stories of a remarkable group of Jewish women who endured unimaginable circumstances while sewing in a fashion salon run by the camp commandant's wife. It has been a privilege for her to illuminate these hidden histories. In addition to her impactful non-fiction, Lucy explores the theme of women's lives during World War II in *Women's Lives & Clothes in WW2*, which combines interviews with veterans and her extensive vintage collection. Her fascination with history also inspires her young adult novels, such as *The Red Ribbon*, *Summerland*, *The Burning Mountain*, and *The Glittering Eye*. Alongside her writing, Lucy shares her passion for costume history through engaging presentations. In her downtime, she enjoys immersing herself in crime thrillers and biographies.

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