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Road to Hell: Recollections of the Nazi Death March
This is the story of Joseph Freeman -- one of the few survivors of the infamous death marches that took place in the last months of World War II, when the Russians from the East and the other allies from the West were closing in. Panicked, and yet still ruthlessly attempting to bring about the Final Solution, the Nazis forced their prisoners out of their killing centers on...more
Paperback, 110 pages
Published
March 15th 1998
by Paragon House Publishers
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This book made me cry in the middle of Barnes and Nobles! I read it all in one sitting. It's about one man's hope to live during the most difficult times in history. As he walks with his fellow Jews in the Nazi Death camp during Hitler's reign, he collects stories of the injustice and torture inflicted upon him and his beloved friends. He eats vomit to stay alive and basically loses his identity as a human being. It's amazing how some people with such strong minds manage to survive such catastro...more
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