Art Spiegelman managed the seemingly impossible - to tell the story of the Holocaust in the form of a comic book. Vladek Spiegelman, Art's father, tells his son how he went through the ghetto, Auschwitz and the death march to Dachau. But "Maus" is also a deeply personal story of the author, his attempt to understand his difficult relationship with his family. At the intersection of these stories, a unique text is born, which, without simplification or pathos, tells about one of the most monstrous tragedies of the 20th century. This is a book about Vladek Spiegelman, a Jew who went through the horror of concentration camps in Hitler’s Europe, and his son, an artist, who is trying to comprehend history life of his father and understand his difficult relationship with him. The only comic book - winner of the Pulitzer Prize (1992).

"Simply and quietly about something that is very difficult to express. This could only be done in the comics genre ". The Washington Post "The most accurate and poignant account of the Holocaust." The New Yorker