How can a person say they liked a book about the atrocities of Hitler's war camps? This is not a story about the furnaces and work crews that are thrown into the camps to be murdered in one way or another. This is about a young doctor who dreamed of 'doing good' just as his grandfather had done. 'Doing Good' meant becoming a physician and helping others. Before realizing his goal of doctor, he was consumed with guilt over the death of his father and grandfather and had to endure the wrath of his monster of an uncle. His life was good in the area of his marriage and fatherhood and along came the war. He had o choice in the things he was selected to do while working in the prison but he tried to make things better for those he was administering to while forced to work with the SS. He was so tender hearted and loving this was the worse work he could ever have done. This sounds too depressing to read but the ending makes up for all the detailed work done to prisoners in the name of medicine. A blessing the man kept his sanity.
This was downloaded onto my Kindle from Amazon and I am certainly glad I took the chance reading this World War II prison camp story. It will renew your faith in human nature.
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