
To Live And Fight Another Day
The Story of a Jewish Partisan Boy
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Bracha Weisbarth

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Benny assumes his responsibilities doing a man’s job gathering information for the partisans and ultimately fighting in their battles. Despite extreme hardships, Benny is blessed with a wry perspective, which helps him to find a bit of humor in each of his dangerous adventures. He is uncommonly bright. His quick thinking gets him out of life-threatening trouble time after time. He even saves the lives of his mother and two sisters. While this is Benny’s story, it is also the story of his parents and the Jewish partisans who survived, to live and fight another day.
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