As one of only three survivors of the secret Ringelblum archive in the Warsaw Ghetto, Rachel Auerbach spent the rest of her life guarding the sacred flame of Holocaust memory. Finally translated into English, her impassioned post-war account of the ghetto uprising reminds us of our duty to remember, to learn the facts, and to respect the sacrifice of the victims. Includes a powerful collection of rare photographs - a 55-page photo essay entitled "Yellow Star" that graphically shows the tragic history of European Jewry. New technology was used to find the names of many of the people in the photos.