No Road Leading Back

The narrative recounts the harrowing escape of a dozen Jewish prisoners from a Nazi labor camp in Lithuania, where they were forced to exhume bodies from mass graves. Amidst the brutality, these men displayed remarkable courage and ingenuity by digging a tunnel with minimal tools. Drawing from firsthand accounts, the book not only highlights their desperate struggle for freedom but also delves into the broader implications of Holocaust memory and the importance of confronting uncomfortable historical truths.