Podcast
What Now? with Trevor Noah
During the episode, the title was referenced as a work by a child of a Holocaust survivor that argued one sibling often bears the bulk of familial trauma. The hosts used it to illustrate patterns of intergenerational trauma within Holocaust families, but did not elaborate further or endorse it.
Episode: Rachel Yehuda: The Biology of What We Carry
It was mentioned as a book by a child of a Holocaust survivor that argues within Holocaust families one child bears the brunt of the trauma more than others.
It also reminded me of a book that I read called Memorial Candles. I think it was called that, and it was a book by a child of a Holocaust survivor who argues that within Holocaust families one child bore the brunt of it a lot more than other people.