For those who survived the atrocities of Nazism, liberation came with the enormous weight of guilt and memory. Author Fiona Harari has captured the inspiring stories of eighteen of these brave survivors in her new book. Together they paint a harrowing but ultimately hopeful picture of their experiences during the war and the new lives they made for themselves after migrating to Australia.

Fiona Harari is an award-winning journalist who began her career at The Age newspaper in 1984. She has worked for Time (Australia) magazine and was a senior writer with The Australian newspaper before becoming a full time freelancer, most recently for Good Weekend magazine and as a travel writer for The Weekend Australian. She has worked on television programs including Enough Rope and Elders, and wrote and presented Addendum on Radio National. Fiona’s first book A Tragedy in Two Acts: Marcus Einfeld and Teresa Brennan was awarded The Nib, Alex Buzo Shortlist Prize in 2012.

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