The Tattooist of Auschwitz

I really enjoyed the story of Lali and Gita. I'm not sure how much poetic license was taken with the story as I have seen a lot of people claiming it wasn't factual. But it really doesn't matter. It is a good story either way and told from the perspective of someone doing a job we do not necessarily think about when we think of the atrocities of WWII. Some people would say Lali was forced to do something horrendous to save his life, others would simply see him as a collaborator. I don't think anyone who wasn't there or who hasn't been put in that position should judge.