Product Description
Once We Were Brothers: A Novel
Author: Ronald H. Balson
Format: Paperback
At a charity fundraiser, respected philanthropist Elliot Rosenzweig is publicly accused of being Otto Piatek, a former Nazi SS officer known as the Butcher of Zamosc. The claim is dismissed as absurd, but his accuser, Solomon, is certain and hires attorney Catherine Lockhart to pursue the case.
Solomon reveals that the real Piatek was raised as an abandoned child by his own family, only to betray them under Nazi occupation, though whether he has named the right man remains uncertain. Ronald H. Balson's novel follows two boys once as close as brothers on opposite sides of the Holocaust.
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