Because of Romek: A Holocaust Survivor's Memoir

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Summary: Great!!
Review: This book is the best Halocaust book I ever read! It was very sad in some parts but you can't stop reading! 2 Thumbs way up! 10 out of 10!

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Summary: Awesome!
Review: This book was the best Halocaust book I have ever read! I absolutely loved it! The book is very sad and hard to read at times but it a must read book!

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Summary: A promise to survive
Review: Young David Faber survived the horrors of the Holocaust because of Romek and because of a vow he made. Romek was his older brother, a Resister whom David watched tortured and murdered by the Nazis. That was at the beginning of the persecution of the Jews. The vow David made to his mother was simply that he would live. The true experiences related in this memoir left this reader first breathless, then chilled, then nearly numb. To say more would lessen the impact for the next reader. Just order it and read it now! The story of David's survival in the Ghetto, in flight and in hiding, in the Partisan band, and in the concentration camp is simply-written but powerful. These days Mr. Faber is a sought-after speaker at San Diego middle-schools and high-schools. Students rarely fail to be moved by the courage and endurance of a 15-year-old child of the Holocaust. This book really should be required reading, alongside Anne Frank's "Diary of a Young Girl" and Inna Konstantinova's journal in "Defending Leningrad".