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    My First Life
    My First Life
    My First Life
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    My First Life

    By Henry Goldsmith

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    Henry Goldsmith ( Hines Goldschmitt)

    Born March 14, 1923, Died May 3, 2001.

    Henry wrote "My First Life" about his life before and during and after the Holocaust. How he survived those years not as a victim but how he used his courage, luck, and instinct to live a life that aloud him the escape, to work for the French Resentence in the German V-2 program, smuggling guns and other fighters under the noses of the Germans. In fighting back to help bring down the Nazis. He survive the infamous Buchenwald concentration camp. Travel post war making a few dollars and finding and then lousing love at the end. This is his remarkable story of his First Life. Hold your breath and follow Henry on his journey.

    By: Joe Rosenbaum
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAuthorHouse
    Release dateSep 27, 2011
    ISBN9781467036252
    My First Life
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    Henry Goldsmith

    Henry Goldsmith ( Hines Goldschmitt) Born March 14, 1923, Died May 3, 2001. Henry wrote "My First Life" about his life before and during and after the Holocaust. How he survived those years not as a victim but how he used his courage, luck, and instinct to live a life that aloud him the escape, to work for the French Resentence in the German V-2 program, smuggling guns and other fighters under the noses of the Germans. In fighting back to help bring down the Nazis. He survive the infamous Buchenwald concentration camp. Travel post war making a few dollars and finding and then lousing love at the end. This is his remarkable story of his First Life. Hold your breath and follow Henry on his journey. By: Joe Rosenbaum

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