内容简介：
The depth and breadth of a humanas ability to withstand hardship and overcome suffering is infinite. Just as we hit bottom and are no longer able to atake it, a we discover hidden powers bordering on supernatural strength that we never thought we had. This book reflects on well-documented and widely publicized killing and dying that occurred during the second war in which more than 60 million men women and children of all nationalities and religions died. However, It will specifically recognize the millions of lost and confused survivors, better known as aDisplaced People.a Weary of their environment and tired of living, some of them developed a mind-set of fear, and shared with physical exhaustion, abandoned the will to go on, yet go on they did. As death was prevalent, so was hopelessness. Millions marched towards the gas chambers unquestioningly. They did so with the clear knowledge of the outcome, yet walk in they did. One would even observe that they did so willingly and considered it the best option at the time. This book on the other hand, honors and salutes the ones that fought to live. Survive the nightmare as they fanatically expected and frantically fought for a better day to come. They deserve our attention as they have much to teach us. They sojourned to hell and back and lived to talk about it. This is the story of a handful of survivors who in spite of great perils and personal danger challenged adversity and won.