Foreign literature Auschwitz's tattoo artist / Heather Morris Futaba Bunko

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Foreign Literature
Futaba Bunko / "Extinction Camp" in World War II In Auschwitz, a Jewish man who assumed the role of tattooing his compatriots with identification numbers and stripping them of their names in order to survive. One day he fell in love with a woman in the line. He decided "Let's live and get out of this hell". It is a story of struggle and love to keep the small humanity and dignity in spite of facing all inhumanity under too cruel conditions. It is a human drama which became a hit with 3 million copies all over the world. It is a long-awaited pocket edition. It was created based on the testimony of a real tattoo agent and became a hit all over the world.