"I was a big boy. Soon, I would be four years old. The four of us-the four oldest-were in the back seat of our father's car. The baby was just six months old. He wasn't with us. (...) everything felt heavy and sad. We could feel it from the back seat. We didn't dare move, didn't dare open our mouths. But where were we going anyway? They must have told us, the older children, but we didn't understand... "All concentration-camp systems are alike," recalls Richard Bergeron in this short but moving story: daily life was dull and repetitive. It could be fun, tolerable, or unbeatable. This tale does not settle old scores or vent bitterness, it simply recounts how Richard Bergeron began the rest of his life. Book jacket.
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