Save My Children

An Astonishing Tale of Survival and Its Unlikely Hero

De: Leon Kleiner, Edwin Stepp

Narrado por: David Colacci

A young Jewish boy and his siblings fleeing a world destroyed by hate. A notoriously cruel anti-Semite hunting for Jews. Why did this murderer risk his own life to save these children?

An eleven-year-old boy and his siblings fight for survival after the evil of the Nazi regime descends upon Poland. Time after time, they miraculously escape certain death as the murderous fascists attempt to make their hometown of Tluste Judenrein. Their luck seems to have run out when the Germans order to liquidate their work camp.

Unexpected help comes from Timush, a man known for his terrible deeds against the Jews. After hearing their mother shout to him in a desperate plea, "Save my children!" as she is marched to her execution, Timush amazingly risks his own life to make sure they survive.

Save my Children is the true story of the transformation of a man once filled with hate and violence who made the ultimate sacrifice to save the people he once sought to kill.

A unique story inspiring hope that hatred can be overcome.

©2020 Leon Kleiner (P)2022 Tantor

real stories of real courage and horror

love these kinds of stories that being true bravery and ability to overcome to life.

One person made a big difference in survival.

The entire story was both fascinating and sad. One man was able to change his hatred to empathy and repentance. This story gives humanity hope and warns that history can repeat itself if we allow it

Worth it!

I just finished Night for the 3rd-4th
time. Won the Pulitzer
By far the best holocaust survivor autobiography ever!
However, of the 100+ audiobooks I’ve listened to of this genre, this one is pretty good.
I will give it a rest, but in 1-2 years I will probably relisten to it again
It’s a keeper!!

The honesty and respect of the man & his family.

Hearing the personal account of a Jewish man telling his young life story to all. Reliving a horrible time in his life.

History can repeat itself

This is a wonderful but heartbreaking story. I found it to be a very frightening story that we never want to repeat. His thoughts at the end was a message that I would like spread loudly today.