IMPRINTS is a series of dramatic monologues chronicling a child’s reactions to events in Nazi Germany preceding the Holocaust, and to beginning life as in immigrant in America.
A child’s perspective is unclouded by external realities and considerations, bringing a palpable authenticity, unique compared to so many historical accounts.
Prior to the horror of the camps, this was a time seemingly normal for most people, yet the beginnings of the devastation marked those who experienced it. One child's experience demonstrates hardships, but also exhilarations, often overlooked of a whole generation.
Excerpts from Hilda Reingold’s “Imprints”
