Ben Fainer spent the entire war as a Nazi prisoner, surviving for six years in six different camps. After the war he moved forward and kept silent about his experiences until he met one of his liberators. Together they began talking about all they had been through so many years ago. Taken from back cover.

The copy owned by Academic Services on the 2nd floor of the Bruce C. Clarke Library includes a DVD. Signed by the author. Publisher information from Amazon.com.

Work will set you free -- A crack in the silence -- My childhood -- The Germans -- Jeleśnia forced labor camp -- Blechhammer -- Into Germany -- A man -- Smoke from the chimneys -- A little hope -- Back into Poland -- A return to Germany -- The train -- Dachau -- Things are coming to an end -- Treated like a king -- Searching for relatives -- Leaving Germany -- A new life -- Canada -- America -- Working for others and for myself -- Susie -- A very persistent woman -- My liberators, our liberation in Cham -- Dachau, Flossenbürg, & Gross-Rosen -- The liberation of Buchenwald -- Blechhammer & Bergen-Belsen -- Jeleśnia and Bedzin -- People and dreams -- Work sets you free.