Rather Die Fighting

In this harrowing memoir, Frank Blaichman recounts his experiences as a 16-year-old Polish Jew during World War II, detailing his transformation from a boy facing devastating loss to a determined fighter. After witnessing the brutal killings in 1942, Blaichman joins a group of Jewish partisans in the forests of Poland, committing himself to resist the German forces against overwhelming odds. This powerful narrative highlights themes of suffering, endurance, and the relentless spirit of survival.