For Those I Loved

Connecting Yesterday to Today

"What a story! What a man! In a splendid triumph of good over evil, Martin Gray's courage and spirit will glow long after all the traces of the monstrous men who lit the terrible flames of Treblinka have grown cold."--Jean P. Sasson, author of the New York Times bestseller Princess

"Through [Gray's] experiences and observations, we can see that the Holocaust is not a 'dead' history of the past. . . . The virulent racism of the Nazi regime is clearly alive and well in the Middle East. In light of events in the world today, this book is more relevant than when it was first published."--Dr. William R. Forstchen, historian and New York Times bestselling author

"We are humbled by Martin Gray's indomitable will to survive after the loss of his family in the Holocaust. He bears witness 'to those I love' and tells us the story, from his harrowing escape from the Treblinka death camp through the rest of his awe-inspiring life. Gray's story is a testimony to the courage and nobility of the human spirit. Readers will finish the book empowered, emboldened, and full of hope."--Naomi Harris Rosenblatt, psychotherapist, biblical scholar, and author of After the Apple and Wrestling with Angels