The Girl in the Haystack

The Girl in the Haystack by Bryon Macwilliams, published by Serving House Books on March 20, 2019, is an 80-page work presented in English. This book recounts the harrowing experiences of a seven-year-old girl named Lyuba during the tumultuous period following Germany’s invasion of the Soviet Union in 1941. As nationalists in her small Ukrainian town perpetrate violence against the local Jewish community, Lyuba’s journey takes her from her home to a Nazi ghetto and ultimately into hiding on a farm, where she spends nearly two years concealed in haystacks.
Readers will find a poignant exploration of survival and resilience against the backdrop of the Holocaust. The narrative delves into themes of biography and history, particularly focusing on the Jewish experience during the 20th century. This edition captures a significant moment in modern history, offering insights into the struggles faced by those who lived through this dark chapter.
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“Hours after Germany invades the Soviet Union in 1941, nationalists in a small Ukrainian town carry out a pogrom against local Jews, killing dozens and leaving others for dead. One survivor is a seven-year-old girl. Lyuba is forced from her home into a Nazi ghetto, then spirited away, into hiding, for nearly two years — on a farm, in haystacks.”–Cover flap.
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