This book is described as a Holocaust diary and I have marked it as such, but though it's written in diary format it's not a true diary. The author, Idel "Julius" Goldfarb, wrote the diary entries months or years after the fact, while he was in hiding in a the house of a Polish gentile family that saved his life. Goldfarb survived the war with this family and emigrated to the United States. His "diary" -- a short, fragmentary account covering three years -- was published over thirty years after his death.

The editing on this is not very professional -- it appears to be self-published. But it has as much to contribute as any other Holocaust diary/memoir of this kind. ( )