Happy-ever-after is a fairy-tale notion, not history. I know of no woman who escaped from Chelmno alive.
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The quote highlights the stark reality that fairy-tale endings, like "happy-ever-after," do not reflect historical truths, particularly in the context of tragic events such as those at Chelmno during World War II. The mention of no woman surviving from Chelmno underscores the horrors faced by individuals during the Holocaust.
In Jane Yolen's "Briar Rose," this quote encapsulates the theme of confronting painful realities instead of relying on comforting fables. It serves...
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