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Jona Oberski (Amsterdam, 20 March 1938) is a Dutch writer. A year before his birth his parents escaped from Nazi Germany to The Netherlands. But when World War II had broken out, the country was soon occupied too, and there remained no other route available than the one forced upon all those other Jewish families. The family was transported through camp Westerbork and to camp Bergen-Belsen. Jona survived the war, but both his parents died. He was taken care of by a foster family. He dedicated his first book ''Childhood'' to his foster parents: :''For my foster parents who had quite a time with me.'' ::''Amsterdam, 19 November 1977, 7 p.m.'' After the war he went to school and university, specializing as a nuclear and particle physicist. Oberski is married, having three children. == Published works == In the '70s Oberski joined a poetry workshop, after which it occurred to him to write about his own experiences of the Nazi concentration camps. In 1978 the book ''Kinderjaren'' (''Childhood'') was first published in The Netherlands. The book, in particular, follows the events through the eyes of a small child. Translations of ''Childhood'' have been published in Canada, Denmark, Germany, United Kingdom, Finland, Greece, Hungary, Indonesia, Israel, Italy, Japan, Croatia, Norway, Poland, Spain, USA, Sweden. ''Childhood'' was filmed as "Jonah who lived in the whale", put unto DVD as "Look to the sky". He further published two more literary works in Dutch, ''De ongenode gast'' (1995) (''The Uninvited Visitor'') and ''De eigenaar van niemandsland'' (1997) (''The Proprietor of No Mans Land''), and columns and articles for several magazines. Other published works are related to his science specialty, physics, like his: "An alpha-deuteron correlation experiment on carbon with the multidetector BOL (Ph.D. thesis) (1971)" 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Jona Oberski」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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