Moshe Peer was an 11 year old boy during World War II and the horrific events that were the Holocaust. Peer was sent to the infamous Bergen-Belsen concentration camp, which featured a gas chamber where hundreds of thousands of Jewish people were killed.
Some may say it was a blessing that Peer was able to survive the gas chamber six different times, for completely unknown reasons. However, others would say that his survival was a curse, because he witnessed, first hand as a child, hundreds of women and children slowly dying around him while he stayed alive.
Peer spent 19 years writing a book about his experiences at Bergen-Belsen and what he witnessed as a child in the gas chambers, and how it haunted him for the rest of his life. Read more about him by clicking the source!