"...a gripping historical document about the last days of the Warsaw Ghetto and the later uprising of the Polish underground..." — Blueink Review
"“Somebody has to live, somebody has to get even, and somebody has to tell what happened to us all,” David tells his commander during the Ghetto uprising. Alexander Askanas is that “somebody” of which David speaks, and in He Went to Hell, Askanas does David and all members of the Polish resistance—Jew and Gentile alike—proud." — ForeWord Clarion Review (*****)
David, a fighter in the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising escapes after the fall of the uprising and hides on the "Aryan" side with the help of his teacher and high school friends. He joins Underground Organization (Home Army) and fights in the Warsaw Uprising.
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The author is a practicing Manhattan Cardiologist. This is his second novel of historical fiction. It deals with two uprising in WWII Warsaw, one Jewish and the other Polish. Author's early childhood was spent in the Warsaw Ghetto and the memory of these times inspired his first novel: "Black Swastika, Red Swastika," published in 2009.
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