Eddie Jaku
Eddie Jaku (Leipzig, Germany, 1920 - Australia, 2021) was a Holocaust survivor and author of the book "The Happiest Man on Earth: The Extraordinary Life of an Auschwitz Survivor" (2021). He studied Mechanical Engineering and during World War II was arrested by the Nazis, being sent to the concentration camps of Buchenwald and Auschwitz, where he was forced to work as an engineer. In 1945, he managed to escape from a death march and was rescued by American soldiers.
After the war, he lived in Belgium and, in 1950, moved to Australia with his family, where he lived happily until the end of his life. His inspiring work tells how love, resilience, and gratitude helped him overcome the most extreme adversities.
After the war, he lived in Belgium and, in 1950, moved to Australia with his family, where he lived happily until the end of his life. His inspiring work tells how love, resilience, and gratitude helped him overcome the most extreme adversities.
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