Rescued from the Warsaw Ghetto by Polish-Christians, a young Jewish boy hides in the guise of a Polish child. In a remarkable act of altruism his rescuers refuse to abandon him as they traverse war-ravaged post-Holocaust Europe seething with an upsurge of Anti-Semitism."David's post-Holocaust search for his identity serves as background for a variety of human experiences and adventures as well as touching personal relationships...an impressive document about David Gilat's journey to self-discovery that will contribute to our understanding of those important times."Havi Dreifuss, Ph.D.Historian of the Holocaust in Eastern EuropeDept. of Jewish History, Tel Aviv University"...set within the devastation of post-war Europe, amid the ashes of the Holocaust, we find a generosity of spirit and a commitment to moral decency guaranteed to lift our souls. It is a story that needs to be told and told again."Rabbi Ed FeinsteinSenior Rabbi Valley Beth Shalom, Encino, CaliforniaAuthor: In Pursuit of Godliness and a Living Judaism:The Life and Thought of Rabbi Harold M. Schulweis