Eva Metzger Brown, Holocaust Child Survivor, Psychologist, Author

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Elie Wiesel told me: "Write your story down: it is the most important thing a survivor can do."

Reunion
Child Survivor Panel: 2006

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Reunion

Through The Concrete Wall (2006)
- Breaking Holocaust silences
A Child Survivor Of The Holocaust Comes Out Of Hiding: Two stories of trauma (2007)
- The history of Child Survivor psychotherapeutic treatment after WWII
- Survivor, Child Survivor and Second Generation definitions
- A personal narrative of two therapies: a failed therapy leading to a retraumatization from early war trauma and a successful therapy
- A narrative description of the psychotherapeutic build-up of trust and implicit knowing

Roundtable Discussion - Last Witnesses: Child Survivors Of The Holocaust (2007)
- The Roundtable was created in response to the paper above and consisted of a panel of four child survivors, who are also therapists, discussing their early war years, their personal treatment experiences and their views on therapy (See bibliographic reference)
One Step Along My Way (2004)
- Filling in the gaps of a Holocaust past: Studying for my adult bat mitzvah
Second Generation Paper:
The Transmission Of Trauma Through Caretaking Patterns Of Behavior In Holocaust Families: Re-enactments in a facilitated long-term second-generation group (1998)
- The delineation of caretaking patterns and “double losses” of the Second Generation of the Holocaust
Recovering Memory (1998)
- The impact of "going back" to France
No Memories At All (1997)
- A poem: Listening to other children's Holocaust stories helped me find my own.

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