Bad Times, Good People: A Holocaust Survivor Recounts His Life in Italy During World War II

Walter Wolff tells the neglected story of how the Italian people courageously expressed their basic humanity and goodness despite the Nazi opposition. Walter's youthful innocence died during the rioting of Kristallnacht. After an unlikely release from Dachau, his family fled to Italy. There he survived time and again because of the willingness of strangers to risk their lives on his behalf. A remarkable collection of photographs and official documents add to his narrative's chilling sense of reality.