For three years before his death in 2006, Lale Sokolov poured out his incredible and heartbreaking account of life and love in the Auschwitz concentration camp to New Zealand-born author Heather Morris a tale of the best and worst of humanity, and one that he had kept hidden for 60 years. It’s a story that Morris brought to the world in 2018 as The Tattooist of Auschwitz, a remarkable novel that has been loved by over 13 million readers across the world and is soon to be a major Sky Original TV... Read this story at www.yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk , www.thestar.co.uk
