A review by aretz
My Grandfather Would Have Shot Me: A Black Woman Discovers Her Family's Nazi Past by Nikola Sellmair, Jennifer Teege

4.0

An enjoyable and heartbreaking piece. I feel the ending went on a little too long as the momentum ended with the parting of her mother and it would have been better if her time in Israel were spread in the middle of the narrative rather than the end and then circled back for chronology's sake, but this in no way diminishes what has happened here. I get sad that we get closer and closer to having no survivors of the camps left and the possibility that we will forget the meaning of the events and the horrors created from it all.