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The Long Night
- A True Story
- Narrated by: Ric Jerrom
- Length: 12 hrs and 23 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Categories: Biographies & Memoirs, Historical
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Publisher's Summary
The Long Night is Ernst Israel Bornstein's first-hand account of what he witnessed in seven concentration camps. Written with remarkable insight and raw emotion, The Long Night paints a portrait of human psychology in the darkest of times. Bornstein tells the stories of those who did all they could do to withstand physical and psychological torture, starvation, and sickness, and openly describes those who were forced to inflict suffering on others. The narrative is simple, yet profound; unbridled, honest, and dignified. The Long Night is the extraordinary tale of Ernst Israel Bornstein's tortuous passage through a number of Nazi camps. What he endured reminds us that there were many different experiences of the camps and that there is no single Holocaust narrative. Most of the camps to which Dr Bornstein was sent remain little known today, yet they remind us of just how widespread, vast and destructive the brutal camp system was.
With introduction from former Prime Minister, David Cameron.
Critic Reviews
"Both harrowing and inspirational, The Long Night is a chilling reminder of what can happen when we fail to challenge hatred and bigotry. It should be read by anyone who believes we still have lessons to learn from the Holocaust - and anyone who doesn't." (Rt Hon Sajid Javid MP)
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- Lisa H
- 05-31-18
Feelings, having listened to The Long Night
I'm not sure that in reviewing this book i can actually say I "liked" it and give it 5 stars, though I have done so. Ernst Israel Bornstein wrote of his experiences in many concentration camps not long after his liberation, so the writing is more raw than most survivor books. He names names and his bitterness is evident but nevertheless I just couldn't put it down until the very end. This book should be read by all school children, with discussion afterwards and films to hammer the lesson home so that this never happens again.
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- Logophile
- 03-30-18
The "naked horror" - in the words of a survivor .
The author tells his own story of surviving not ony seven camps, but also "the long death march" fleeing the Soviet advance. As many holocaust memoirs as I have read, they are the sane, only so, so different. There are over 12 million unique stories yet untold.
"Is it true? you might ask. Absolutely. But if you ask, "Is it the truth?" the answer has to be a resounding "No; pen and ink and individuals' tellings can barely dent the whole truth, just cast glimpses of a story too large and horrible to tell." And the reader couldn't read them all without breaking.
Is this book worth reading? Absolutely! Truth makes the reader - the listener - stronger, braver, more tenderhearted, more compassionate to those around them today who suffer, and more passionate to live out that compassion in tangible ways, courageously speaking up against the inhumanity of man against man.
Herr Bornstein is both prosaic and articulate, but he is clearly a poet at heart. He has been compared to Dostyevski, but I think he might be more of a Solzhenitsyn. You decide.
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- Jim
- 07-11-17
Captivating!
I couldn't put this one down. It's shocking the cruelty we are capable of inflicting on a fellow human being.
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- Gail
- 10-12-17
Incredible study of human suffering and triumph
Not only is this book a very tragic story but it also is excellent in terms of understanding the human psyche in unbearably challenging situation. One of the best.
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- Grannie Annie
- 04-16-18
The Long Night
Where does The Long Night rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?
One of the most chilling.
Who was your favorite character and why?
Of course the main character, the book is about him.
Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?
Made me cry.
Any additional comments?
All people of this younger generation should read this book. They need to know what the Holocaust was.
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- J.Brock
- 03-13-18
Essential reading
This book was exceptionally difficult to listen to, but its necessary reading. The Holocaust is in danger of being both forgotten and understated in our present world. A memoir like this is so deeply personal and heartbreaking. We must never forget. The narrator was superb.
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- Janed
- 04-04-20
The Best and Most Complete!!
I haved read many holocaust memoirs and literature. This is the best and most complete, as far as details, feelings, and psychological effects are concerned. I couldn't put it down. What a tremendous human being, this man was!!!!
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- Nicknack
- 03-22-18
Another well written holocaust account
Wow. I don’t know how the survivors do it. Such good detail of the horrific times they endured. Heartbreaking. I learned a lot about the concentration camps from his stories. This book also has many details about memorials or lack of. Sad to hear he passed so young.
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- Dianne
- 07-12-21
I’ll have to get to get the book.
I’m sure this is an amazing memoir, I know it is, but the narrator wrecks my nerves. He stresses everything as if it’s climactic so you can’t tell when something actually needs to be stressed. A description of the bus may as well be the death of the hero and that’s too many hours of constant panic. I’ll keep this audio but Im getting the book.
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- Lucy Stegemeier
- 11-16-20
It’s boring and depressing you’re not a good book during a pandemic
It’s boring and depressing and not a good book during a pandemic.
I don’t recommend
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- Amazon Customer
- 03-31-17
First audio book- what an amazing story
Where does The Long Night rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?
This is the first audio book I have listened to and it was really powerful to hear such an account as an audio book
Who was your favorite character and why?
Not sure favourite is relevant for this book. Ernst as the author is direct and factual in his accounts of the horrors of the Holocaust and does not burden the listener with his feelings and emotions. This was a very refreshing approach to the subject matter.
Did you have an emotional reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?
There were many times when I had to stop listening as I was overwhelmed with emotion. I cannot even begin to relate to what Ernst went through.
Any additional comments?
I found it a very pleasant listen and could really picture the events unfolding. The story is well balanced and objective in that there is some good within evil. I highly recommend this book and I learnt a lot from it
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- Lynds
- 11-17-20
An astonishing read.
Loved it. I have read many books on the Holocaust and this is one of the most important, told as it is from the point of view of someone who lived through the brutality of the nazi regime in the worst period of Jewish history.
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- A. C. Hamill
- 05-16-20
Never Forget.
Thought provoking indightment of what humans are capable of doing to each other. Harrowing reading but I was unable to stop listening to it. May the author and all the victims RIP.
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- P-J
- 11-26-18
Excellent
A superb autobiographical work, which avoids overly dwelling on the destruction of the spirit, the soul, but gives a frank and shocking narrative on the authors journey through 4 years of imprisonment. I’ve read many such accounts, this is undoubtedly one of the best in all respects. For those unfamiliar with the history of the Holocaust, this is an excellent introduction to the crimes that were committed.
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- Q
- 04-15-21
A thought provoking read/listen
This book will live with me for a long time. We all know that the Holocaust happened but listening to what this young man saw and endured reminds us of just how inhuman man can be. We can only pray that this never, ever happens again.
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- Street
- 06-12-19
Everyone should read this
Everyone should read this thought provoking book, a horrific time in history that must be remembered - lest we forget and let it happen again in another time and place. Heavy going in places and lots of names but I expect that was meant in the form of a memorial by the author.
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- Michael Pearson
- 07-24-21
no words
The amazing strength of a story told with truth, love ,sorrow and family values.
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- John Powell
- 04-21-21
The Long Night. A must read as a reminder of the Holocaust
Excellent, compelling. A first hand experience of the Holocaust. Everyone should read as a reminder.
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- Gadgetfanatic
- 06-19-18
Excellent listen.
Excellent listen. I can't find the words to describe how I feel. A truly shocking part of history.
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- mariapezzano
- 11-24-21
GOOD....
didn't like the narrator at all...I dont know why...I have heard so many other narrators...but I truly did not like this one....just did not do the justice deserved to the story....but that's just me....
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- Amazon Customer
- 03-20-20
Heartfelt
This was a book of heartfelt determination, courage during a horrific time in people lifes to survival. Excellent narration. .cant believe that humans can treat other people in a inhumane way.
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- Anonymous User
- 01-05-18
Heartwrenching. Gripping. Astonishing.
This tale is expertly narrated as it is deserved to be. An absolutely gripping account that kept me on the edge of my seat. I had to keep reminding myself it was a true story! Everyone needs to read this - it seems like another world, another time BUT IT HAPPENED in this world not so long ago...