A Polish Doctor in the Nazi Camps: My Mother's Memories of Imprisonment, Immigration, and a Life Remade
Barbara Rylko-Bauer recounts her mother’s memories as a Polish doctor imprisoned in Nazi camps, then follows the consequences of immigration and the process of rebuilding a life. This personal history explores remembrance, displacement, resilience, and the lasting impact of experiences carried across generations.
About This Book
This book presents a daughter’s account of her mother, a Polish doctor whose life was shaped by imprisonment in Nazi camps.
It follows memories of wartime captivity alongside the experience of immigration and the challenges of beginning again.
The story connects personal remembrance with broader themes of persecution, displacement, resilience, and identity.
At its center is a life remade after imprisonment, told through the perspective of Barbara Rylko-Bauer.
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