Hasidic tales of the holocaust

A work with real testimonies that, due to the conditions that gave birth to them, constitute scathing reflections and moral and social comments. When the Jews were stripped of everything, even their names, all they had left was their inner spiritual strength, the essence of their existence. This is what the stories record. The only thing that could provide them with eternity and humanity in the midst of a deformed, chaotic order. A unique document, testimonial, in which faith confronts barbarism.