There were both Jews and non-Jews living in the village where David Wolnerman was growing up when World War II broke out. Then life got more and more difficult for the Jews. Anti-Semitism was a problem and as Nazi soldiers came often, violence increased. Soldiers came looking for Jewish workers so at age thirteen, David made a decision to go with them. "They told me if I came to work, my family would be spared." He was taken to a camp called Auschwitz,...