Books Tell You Why, Inc.

First edition/first printing in unread Fine condition in alike dust-jacket.

When the Nazis invaded Poland in 1939, Albert Litewka was only a child. He and his family were forced into exile, moving through France, Belgium, and Holland before finally arriving in Warsaw in 1941. Litewka's family and friends were among the many Poles who fought against the Nazis, and he learned to fight too, even as a child. As the war progressed, the Nazis intensified their assault on Warsaw, and the city became a battleground. Litewka and his friends fought bravely, but the city was eventually lost. Litewka and his family were among the millions of Poles who were deported to concentration camps, and he never saw Warsaw again. But in his memories, he remembers the city as a place of resistance, and of the friends he made there. Warsaw: A Novel of Resistance is Litewka's story of those friends and of the city they fought for. It is a story of courage, of hope, and of the belief that even in; 8vo.

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