The Dressmaker of Auschwitz – Lucy Adlington

Inside the most notorious concentration camp in history, a group of young women were put to work as seamstresses — sewing exquisite clothes for the wives of SS officers while fighting to survive. The Dressmaker of Auschwitz by Lucy Adlington is the extraordinary true story of these women, told with compassion, meticulous research, and deep humanity.

Drawing on survivor testimonies and historical records, Adlington brings to life the courage and resilience of women who used their craft as a means of endurance. This is a book about the power of skill, solidarity, and the will to live in the darkest of circumstances.

A deeply moving and important work of narrative non-fiction. Perfect for readers of The Tattooist of Auschwitz, The Choice, and powerful true stories of survival and resistance. Popular with readers who love history told through intimate, human stories.

A trade paperback in Very Good condition.