An epic true story of three men and u0026 one woman who set out to fight a war and u0026 in the process help to create a nation. 11 1944. The European war is drawing to a close when the British government agrees to send a brigade of 5000 Jewish volunteers from Palestine to Europe to fight the German army. Among these soldiers are Israel Carmi, a veteran of the Haganah underground, one who serves one army but whose loyalties belong to another; Johanan Peltz, raised on a vast Polish estate, he dreams of returning home as a British officer and u0026 gentleman; and u0026 Arie Pinchuk, a former student who’s returned to Europe with a secret agenda–to rescue his last remaining family member: the little sister he left behind. At the Senio River, Peitz leads the troops in a daring bayonet charge into the German line. When the hand-to-hand combat is finished, the brigade emerges triumphant. At a time when Jews are being victimized, these soldiers–yellow Stars of David emblazoned on their uniform sleeves–show that a Jewish army can fight back and u0026 win. But when the war ends they witness 1sthand the horrors their people have suffered in the concentration camps, they launch a calculating campaign of vengeance, forming secret squads to identify, locate and u0026 kill Nazi officers in hiding. Their own ferocity threatens to overwhelm them until a fortuitous encounter with an orphaned girl sets the men on a course of action–rescuing Jewish war orphans and u0026 transporting them to Palestine–that will not only change their lives but also alter the course of history. Blum has written his most harrowing book to date–a story that will make headlines as well as provoke debate about the moral elements of justice, the line between good and u0026 evil, and u0026 the possibility of redemption.

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