内容简介
这是一部关于奥斯维辛集中营幸存者的纪实文学作品。
20世纪40年代，女孩埃尔莎被关进了奥斯维辛集中营。因为精通小提琴演奏，她与一群年纪相仿，同样擅长乐器和音乐的女孩们被集中起来，本意是为看守者们服务。
自此，让纳粹们头大的集中营女子乐团就此诞生。这群不屈服于命运的女孩身处地狱，却奏出了追寻自由的至强音符。
她们为上工的工友演奏，抚慰他们疲惫的身体；她们为即将赴死的同伴送行，让他们笑对死亡；她们用乐曲嘲弄屠夫们……她们激励狱友、慰藉同伴、反抗暴虐，让集中营所有被囚禁的人感受到来自同类的爱，从而有了与纳粹对抗的武器——活下去。
40多年后，埃尔莎的儿子让-雅克循着亡母的足迹，辗转德国、比利时、波兰、以色列和美国，寻访当年集中营女子乐团的其他幸存者，让一段尘封近80年的历史重见天日。
作者简介
让-雅克·费尔斯坦（Jean-Jacques Felstein），法国人，出生于1948年，教育工作者。爱好音乐，业余生活中是一名重摇滚乐团的吉他手，常常到处表演，于2015年在巴黎去世。
Content introduction
This is a non-fiction work about the survivors of Auschwitz.
In the 1940s, the girl, Elsa, was imprisoned in Auschwitz. Proficient in the violin, she was one of a group of girls of a similar age who were equally adept at instruments and music, and were meant to serve the keepers.
Thus was born the girl band of the concentration camp that made the Nazis great. This group of girls who do not surrender to fate live in hell, but play the supreme note of the pursuit of freedom.
They played for fellow workers to soothe their tired bodies; They see off their dying companions and make them smile at death; They taunt the butchers with music... They inspired their fellow prisoners, comforted their fellow prisoners, fought against the tyranny, and made all the prisoners in the camp feel the love of their fellow prisoners, so that they had a weapon against the Nazis - to survive.
More than 40 years later, Elsa's son Jean-Jacques follows his late mother through Germany, Belgium, Poland, Israel and the United States to find other survivors of the concentration camp's girl band, bringing to light a history that has been shrouded in dust for nearly 80 years.
About the author
Jean-Jacques Felstein (French), born in 1948, is an educator. A musical lover, he was a guitarist in a heavy rock band in his spare time, often performing extensively, and died in Paris in 2015.
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