A Holocaust memoir that explores the terrible costs of survival chronicles the experiences of teenager Paul Steinberg, a young chemistry student, who worked with author Primo Levi in the Auschwitz laboratory and who was immortalized as Levi's "Henri," the paradigm of the ultimate survivor, who would cling to life at the expense of his own humanity. Reprint.
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