Am I a Murderer?

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The memoir recounts the harrowing experiences of a young Polish Jew who became a ghetto policeman in a desperate attempt to protect his family during the Nazi occupation. His tragic choice culminates in the heart-wrenching moment when he witnesses his wife and child taken to Treblinka. Over 105 days of hiding, he reflects on his turmoil and self-loathing while grappling with the horrors around him. Written under duress and preserved for decades, this powerful account highlights the importance of remembering history, brought to light through historian Frank Fox's translation.