'A Woman of Valor': Worthwhile Holocaust fiction - review

While I appreciate that spinning Shoah tales allows deeper exploration of individuals’ motives, feelings and reactions, I fear that Holocaust fiction could fuel Holocaust denial.

POLISH PRESIDENT Andrzej Duda lays a wreath on the tombstone of a Polish official in Lucerne, Switzerland, in 2018, who saved Jews during World War II.

(photo credit: Arnd Wiegmann/Reuters)

ByABIGAIL KLEIN LEICHMAN

JANUARY 7, 2023 16:46

'A Woman of Valor': Worthwhile Holocaust fiction - review

While I appreciate that spinning Shoah tales allows deeper exploration of individuals’ motives, feelings and reactions, I fear that Holocaust fiction could fuel Holocaust denial.

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'A Woman of Valor': Worthwhile Holocaust fiction - review

While I appreciate that spinning Shoah tales allows deeper exploration of individuals’ motives, feelings and reactions, I fear that Holocaust fiction could fuel Holocaust denial.

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