Echoes of My Footsteps: An Autobiography

by Ivan Z. Gabor

This amazing epic spans fifty years, four continents, three wars, and the multiple identities of one man who had to adapt to survive. As a little boy he endured the holocaust, from shootings on the bloody banks of the Danube to a frustrated rescue attempt by Raoul Wallenberg. From unprecendented stardom in the theater to abandonment on the streets of a strange land, combat in the desert, unprecedented success in foreign lands, and a tender and profound love story, this an inspiring saga for all people. www.ivangabor.com

344 pages, Hardcover

First published December 22, 2009

Reviews

[Shalee Lindey]

Wow, what a great book! I will say that I usually do not read books of this type. But when a friend gave it to me, I thought I'd give it a shot. I couldn't put it down. The authors way of taking you back and forth from turmoil to love just kept you wanting more.

I would definitely recommend this book for anyone interested in learning more about life during the Holocaust and how strong we are as humans to overcome some of the most tragic of events!

[Ivan Z.]

Echoes of My Footsteps my autobiography it was not an easy task for me but I finally did and hopefully it will ease my tensions . The book is mostly dealing with the survival of the Holocaust in Budapest, being in the Danube
River bank when the massacre occured in 1944, Raul Wallenbe...rg rescue i...n part, but mostly my life and the consequenses of the Holocaust. The name of the book "Echoes of My Footsteps" was published in December 29, 2009. My website is www.IvanGabor.com
Jeff Beal wrote the following about the book "It is a breathtaking true account of a life so extraordinary it reads like fiction. It's an inspiring journey of transformation, from a nine year old harrowing holocaust survival to triumph in foreign lands. Take this odyssey and marvel at a remarkable human spirit.This is a compelling story of a Holocaust survivor".

February 2010 ·