David Glenwick, professor of psychology and director of the graduate program in clinical psychology at Fordham University, writes and researches in the areas of child and family disorders, developmental disabilities, and preventive and community-based interventions. He is a fellow of the American Psychological Association.

• Chapter 1 Foreword by Thane RosenbaumChapter 2 AcknowledgementsChapter 3 IntroductionChapter 4 A Childhood in WarsawChapter 5 2. My Education After High SchoolChapter 6 3. Marriage and FamilyChapter 7 4. The Outbreak of War and the Flight EastChapter 8 5. A Physician Under the RussiansChapter 9 6. The German OccupationChapter 10 7. Return to WarsawChapter 11 8. In the GhettoChapter 12 9. To the CampsChapter 13 10. In the Camps: Budzyn and RadomChapter 14 11.Vaihingen, Dachau, and the Road to LiberationChapter 15 12. After Liberation: In Garmisch-Partenkirchen and StuttgartChapter 16 13. Beginning Anew in AmericaChapter 17 EpilogueChapter 18 Afterword: A Son's Reflections on His Father's Memoirs and the HolocaustChapter 19 Appendix A: Chronology of Major Places in the Life of Henry Glenwick from 1909 to 1948Chapter 20 Appendix B: Map of Places Visited by Henry Glenwick, 1939 to 1946Chapter 21 Appendix C: Genealogy of the Gliniewiecki, Schulweis, and Rosenfein Families

Written with clinical precision, Henry Glenwick's memoirs provide particularly valuable insight…At each stop he candidly diagnoses the key contacts and privileges that gave him a chance at survival.