First One In, Last One Out: Auschwitz Survivor 31321

3 1/2. The story itself was excellent and horrific. The true magnitude of his suffering is unthinkable. A huge thank you to the author for making sure his story was shared with the world! Unfortunately, I found it to read more like fiction which is unavoidable in a sense as the author is writing it in honor of her uncle, however, it lacked a certain depth. Many people come in an out of the narrative so suddenly some of the impact and empathy is lost. I was was surprised by how quickly Rudy came and went especially. Definitely a quick read that could have marveled with some more detail here and there. What I particularly found distracting was the spelling of God as ‘G-d'. I'm not sure of the reasoning but regardless it didn't sit right with me. (If this was some sort of censorship on Kindle Unlimited I apologize). Overall, I'm glad to have read it and recognize another hero of this era. His survival tale is one to be admired. Truly remarkable.