No Road Leading Back

A WASHINGTON POST BEST BOOK OF THE YEAR and finalist for multiple awards, No Road Leading Back recounts the extraordinary escape of a dozen prisoners from a Nazi massacre site in Lithuania, highlighting their daring efforts to dig a tunnel with minimal tools amidst incredible danger. Grounded in first-person accounts and meticulous research, the book offers a compelling exploration of survival, memory, and the often-overlooked stories from the Holocaust. It also examines the ways Holocaust testimony is remembered, misused, and essential for confronting historical truths.