Book Review- Zalman Ber: The True Story of the Man the Nazis Could Not Kill - Lisa Mishler | Miki's Hope

Book Review- Zalman Ber: The True Story of the Man the Nazis Could Not Kill - Lisa Mishler

Sunday, February 26, 2017


Heroism. courage and a lot of luck in this true story of a pair Holocaust survivors as told to the author by her father. It is a story that should be read. It is in the recounting and remembering the past that will ultimately stop us from repeating that history! I don't remember who originally said this but

"Those who forget their history are doomed to repeat it"

This recounting is particularity relevant in these times we are going through right now in my opinion.


About the Book: (from Amazon)

Zalman Ber's story, told in his own voice, is a powerful addition to the historical recountings of World War II. Together, he and his wife, Luba, survived the Holocaust. They escaped the horrors the Nazis inflicted on their Polish villages. They fought with partisans. Then later, Zalman enlisted with the Russian military.

Their story is about love, war, heroism, and miracles. It is a testament to their resiliency and capacity not just to survive, but to flourish and rise above tremendous adversity. Love, courage, and a sheer force of will drove Luba during her long journey to find Zalman, alone, in one of the coldest winters in recorded history while being surrounded by Nazi soldiers. Luba with her sensitivity influenced Zalman when, time and time again, he should have been killed and was not. Their story deserves to be experienced and honored.

Read a chapter or two here

Purchase the book here


About the Author; (from Amazon)



Lisa Kotz Mishler, I am the daughter of Holocaust survivors and heroes Sol and Luba Kotz, I grew up hearing stories of my parent's life in Poland during World War II. As a professional painter working primarily in oils, acrylic and watercolors, those stories began to influence my work. My first book L'Chayim - To Life, is a collection of paintings and narration inspired by her parents harrowing and miraculous journey in Poland before emigrating to the United States. My work has been shown in the Louvre in Paris, as well as in galleries in the United States. You can learn more about my work at www.lisamishler.com

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13 comments :

Nicky232807 said...

Sounds like a really good read! Thanks for sharing! I have to check this out ..my ten year old is obsessed with learning about the wars and he's watching the series Band Of Brothers right now..this sounds like something he would be really interested in

Unknown said...

I'm sure this is a great read for a less emotional individual.. I can feel the tears coming just reading the title.

Unknown said...

I'm sure this is a great read for a less emotional individual.. I can feel the tears coming just reading the title.

Unknown said...

Sounds like a good book! Love anything that has to do with history! Will have to check it out.

Cynthia P said...

Not something I think I'll be reading. I like books more as light and relaxing entertainment.

Edye Nicole said...

Sounds like a good read!

Unknown said...

This definitely looks & sounds like a great book to read! I'll definitely be purchasing this on Amazon in the near future🤗❤️💕 Thank you for posting💕

Wanda Tracey said...

I love reading how some of these people escaped these unbelievable horrors.They are interesting stories and are nothing short of mieaculous!

Brandi Dawn said...

Another book about this time period that looks really good! I will check it out.

CJ said...

This looks like an excellent book from the time period. WWII is a time in our history that I am very interested in. Thank you.

cheryle936 said...

Oh, my! Suspense! Love it! Thank you.

Unknown said...

Sounds like an interesting read, thanks for the review.

Jessica C said...

This looks like a very interesting book , i would love to read. Thank you for the review ! :)

 
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