May 23, 2013
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Letters to Sala
A teenager's life in Nazi camps
by Laura Bien
posted 2/1/2008
During World War II, sixteen-year-old Polish Jew Sala Garncarz was sent to a Nazi slave labor camp. She brought along a leather satchel. In between inspections and camp work, she gave the satchel to fellow prisoners, buried it, or hid it. It came with her to America in 1946 when she was a new war bride.
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