This locale is the setting for "The Death of Schillinger" and several other stories narrated by Tadek in a book by Tadeusz Borowski. Another author divided its populace into "the Drowned" and "the Saved" in a book whose title translates as If This Is
This locale is the setting for "The Death of Schillinger" and several other stories narrated by Tadek in a book by Tadeusz Borowski. Another author divided its populace into "the Drowned" and "the Saved" in a book whose title translates as If This Is a Man. Madame Schachter sees visions of fire before reaching this place in another book. Theodor Adorno argued that "to write a poem after [this place] is barbaric." A hanging boy captivates the attention of Shlomo's son in this place, where Eliezer loses faith and refuses to commemorate Rosh Hashanah. For 10 points, name this place survived by Primo Levi, a setting in This Way for the Gas, Ladies and Gentlemen and in Night, an autobiographical novel by Elie Wiesel.
This locale is the setting for "The Death of Schillinger" and several other stories narrated by Tadek in a book by Tadeusz Borowski.
Auschwitz-Birkenau [prompt on concentration camp; prompt on Nazi death camp; do not accept or prompt on "Armory Show"]