A remarkable memoir by an amazingly tenacious survivor. Any one of the close shaves, beatings, or miraculous escapes in this book would have done in a lesser spirit; Bretholz managed to sustain his will to live over seven of the darkest and most difficult years in Europe's history. I was on the edge of my seat for much of the text, and I won't say another word because you should read
Leap into Darkness tomorrow and I fear to spoil it for you.
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In hard times, tenacity can be more crucial than faith.
Thanks for the review.
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