Rena's Promise: Two Sisters in Auschwitz is narrated from the point of view of a:. a. historian who is re-counting her own experiences during the Holocaust. b. historian who is describing a survivor’s experiences during the Holocaust. c. teenager who is describing her own experiences during the Holocaust. d. teenager who is re-counting her parents’ experiences during the Holocaust.

c. teenager who is describing her own experiences during the Holocaust.

Explanation:

The book Rena's Promise: Two Sisters in Auschwitz is a text that describes the experiences of two sisters during the Holocaust. Rena and Danka are two teenage girls who are sisters, and who are reunited at the camp, where they spend three years and forty-one days. The book talks about the experiences that the sisters had, as well as the resilience that they displayed.

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* = the answer

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