Hiding in Plain Sight: My Holocaust Story of Survival

After decades of concealing the full account of her experiences, Holocaust survivor Basia Gadzuik writes her story of survival and courage in the face of the ultimate horrors. Born in 1924 and growing up in the small town of David-Horodok, a village in eastern Poland, Basia spent her childhood surrounded by family traditions, and a Jewish education that rebirth the Hebrew language. But when the Germans and the Ukrainians obliterated David-Horodok in 1941, killing of all Jewish me in the town, everything changed. Left to fend for themselves, Basia and her mother fled 100 kilometers south, driven into the infamous Sarny ghetto. Tragedy struck again as the Germans liquidated the ghetto in 1942, and Basia went into the first of many hiding places. After years of running from soldiers, changing her identity, and hiding her faith, Basia emerged as a survivor - shepherding the rebirth of her faith and her family in America.