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LIIRARY
This book describes the life of a teen-age boy
from his sixteenth to his twentieth year.
The boy's name: Leon Wclickzcr, of Lvov,
Poland. The years: 1941 - 1945.
In 1941 the Germans came to Poland-
and the Welickzers were J ews.
Leon's father could only say: "Trust in
God ... and all will be well." His uncle said :
" Perhaps you will be rhe last survivor of the
family, the one who will permit it to live on."
And then Leon was marched down the
J anowska Road to the concentration camp.
He escaped. H e was recaptured and as-
signed to the "Death Brigade'' that obliter-
ated, with bonfires and bone-crushers, the
evidence of the Third Reich's guilt: millions
....
of human corpses. Leon escaped again, and
then once more.
He lived to testify at Nuremberg and at
the Eichmann trial.
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The J anowska Road
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The
Janowska
Road
LEON WELICZKER WELLS
l"HE MACMILLAN COMPANY, NEW YORK
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@LEON W. WELLS 1963
All rights res~rv~d--no part of this book may b~ r~pro­
duced in any form without permission in writing from the
publish~r, exapt by a reviewer who wishes to quote brief
passages in connection with a review wn'tten for inclusion
in magazine or newspaper.
First Printing
Printed in the United States of America
THE MACMILLAN COMPANY, NEW YORK
COLLIER-MACMILLAN CANADA LTD.,
TORONTO, ONTARIO
Library of Congress catalog card number: 63-16138
DESIGNED BY ANDREW P. ZUTIS
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Acknowledgments
The author wishes to express his gratitude to the
many people who helped him in the publishing of
this book.
My warmest thanks to Rabbi Arthur Herzberg,
to Mr. Clement Alexandre of The Macmillan Com-
pany, and to Philip Kassel. I also thank the follow-
ing publishing houses : The Macmillan Company,
New York; Albin Michel, France; Carl Hanser,
Germany; the publishers in Italy, Spain, Portugal,
and in all the other countries, as well as all the
translators.
I am particularly indebted to my wife, Frieda, not
only for her encouragement to me in writing this
book but also for her devoted assistance.
I especially thank my friend Leonard Wallace
Robinson for the editing of this book and for his
deep and sincere interest in this work.
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