An exceptional life story bestselling author of Diary 1938-1945. Autobiography painter, Holocaust survivors, Helga Weiss-Hošková is truly fascinating reading. Recalls his idyllic childhood in pre-war Prague, his parents, grandparents and extended family. He tells the stories of those who never returned from the Nazi camps and death marches. Who, like her father had died somewhere. The war itself returns only marginally entire story told in the book Diary 1938-1945, which was translated into many languages ​​and became part of the history books. To our knowledge the postwar fate of the survivors is a key part of the book. Mrs. Weiss-Hošková in it returns to the return period. In postwar Prague in which to her and her mother nobody expected. He writes about the people who helped them, but also about those who turned their backs to them. He describes the atmosphere in postwar Czechoslovakia, surprise return from their neighbors and their misunderstanding of the story, of what passed. The reader his postwar life studying two middle schools and high schools, remembers his ideals and efforts to integrate fully into society that rejects it but. After overcoming the greatest difficulties but he finished his studies, to marry, bear children. Cele was immersed in painting, coping with the trauma of the Holocaust own creation. After 1989, he co-founded the Terezin Initiative, he travels around the world lecturing. That was before the war, it was after the war. Meanwhile, the Holocaust. The first and decisive phrase book Nobody expected us. It's hard to talk about what she experienced what she had to go through to the back and bear witness to the time that must never return. But he survived. And for your children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren and all those who want to listen, now tells his story.