
Written by Yehuda Nir
A boy survives the Holocaust by posing as a Catholic, facing daily peril.
In 1941, young Yehuda's life shatters when his father is executed by Nazis. With false papers, he, his mother, and sister must navigate a perilous existence, masquerading as Catholics. As they hide in plain sight, Yehuda confronts constant danger, separation, and survival on the edge. Will their courage and resourcefulness be enough to endure the relentless threat of discovery?
Yehuda Nir was eleven years old when his father was shot dead by Nazi soldiers in a mass execution of Jewish men in their Polish town. As other Jewish families were rounded up for transport to the death camps, Yehuda, along with his mother and teenage sister, escaped with the aid of false documents. Disguised as Catholics, the family plunged into what would be four long, harrowing years of hiding – out in the open.
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