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I Cannot Forgive. Paperback - 19 Oct. 1997. April 7, 1944 -- Alarm sirens announce the escape of two Slovak prisoners from a heavily-guarded camp in Nazi Germany. The escapees, Rudolf Vrba and Alfred Wetzler, succeed and flee more than one hundred miles to give the first graphic and exact descriptions of the operations at Auschwitz, which up.. Alan Bestic, ghostwriter of the memoirs of Rudolf Vrba, 'I Cannot Forgive.' Years later, when I re-read the preface of the Irish journalist Alan Bestic, whose initiative led to the creation of the English version of Rudolf Vrba's book in 1963, I realized better than thirty years ago, when Rudi dedicated the German version to me, how far.

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I cannot forgive Bookreader Item Preview. I cannot forgive by Vrba, Rudolf; Bestic, Alan. Publication date 1964 Topics Vrba, Rudolf, Auschwitz (Concentration camp), Jews, Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945), World War, 1939-1945 Publisher New York : Grove Press Collection. THE STORY: Having escaped from Auschwitz in April of 1944, Rudolf Vrba co-wrote five articles with Irish-born journalist Alan Bestic of the Daily Herald in London, coinciding with the Adolf Eichmann trial in Jerusalem in 1961. These led to their riveting Auschwitz memoir, I Cannot Forgive (1963). Vrba was forever rankled by the complicity of some Jewish leaders, particularly in Hungary, who.