Children of the Holocaust

After World War II, over 200 children’s diaries like Anne Frank’s were found. What happened to these children? This play of remembrance speaks poignantly of the hopes and dreams of Anne, David, Rachael and Michael, victims of the Holocaust. It portrays their courage and their faith, and what they might have been had they lived.
Format:One-act drama

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Nationality of Author:U.S.
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