"He Hath Not Let Me Die!" the enthralling life story of Sam Domb's early years - paints a vivid and horrifying picture of Europe's darkest days in World War II. This work is so much more than a thriller, sweeping the reader along at a breathless pace into the book core, its knotty depths. This is a tale of a Jewish boy who, despite frightful events and unending trials, survived against all odds. From The inferno of the Holocaust, he immigrated alone to Israel and acclimatized there. Subsequently, his life journey led him to the United States, where he has since resided and is today a successful businessman, a prominent leader of his community and a Jew ever serving his people and the state of Israel.==================="Sam was given a taste in full of the Lash of the 'Nazi beast', compelled to flee and wander a long arduous path, starving, thirsty, hiding out in basements and crevices, and forests, beneath Bridges and between corn stalks, and Siege and on Cliff, utterly destitute. He drank the cup of poison to its dredges when his mother, a blessed memory open parentheses may God avenge her blood close parentheses, was shot through the head while he lay in her arms - a moment that left is bitter mark on his impressionable soul, and gorged it's burning seal on his powerful personality for the duration of his lifetime. " - Rabbi Yonah Metzger, Chief Rabbi of Israel==================="Here, in his biography, for the first time, we hear the details of the horrendous events experienced by the youthful Sam Domb during the most terrible of All European Wars. From within these pages emerge his memories of a thriving, creative Jewish word that vanished in the smoke of the war. In an act of malevolence and hatred unprecedented in human history, a full third of a people were annihilated semicolon destroyed in the fire of war, with bullets and rifle butts, in the smoke of the furnaces at Auschwitz, Treblinka, Majdanek, and Buchenwald, in virgin forests and in death pits." - Dr. Uzi Landau - Minister of National Infrastructures==================="World War II, which cost the lives of six million Jews, also robbed millions of Jewish children of the joy of childhood, even those who physically survive the inferno. 'He Has Not Let Me Die!' is a mesmerizing work documenting the turbulent events experienced by Sam Domb in his childhood, in the worst period our people have ever seen. As a boy who survived the horrors of the Holocaust, life toughened up his spirit. He immigrated alone to Israel, served in the IDF, fought in the 1956 Sinai Campaign and became a top athlete and key player in the HaPo'el Kfar Saba team. Today he is a successful businessman in New York and one of the leaders of its Jewish community." - Shlomo Scharf, Former Coach of the Israel National Football Team