
by Maria Àngels Anglada Abadal · Eumo Editorial SAU · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788497664172

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In 'The Violin of Auschwitz', Maria Àngels Anglada Abadal presents the moving story of Daniel, a Jewish luthier confined in the Auschwitz concentration camp. To survive, Daniel pretends to be a carpenter, but his true skill is discovered by the Nazi commander of the camp, who subjects him to a cruel test: to build a violin with a perfect sound. If he fails, the punishment will be terrible. This adaptation, belonging to the 'Català fàcil' collection, is specially designed for Catalan students, offering a simplified and accessible text to facilitate language learning.

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