Uncle Misha’s Partisans
Yuri Suhl
1973
“At night the wolves were roaming the forest. By day the Germans were roaming the countryside. And I was in the middle, afraid to move. One day that Good Angel, the peasant, came to warn me that I was still in danger. He told me the forester was boasting to everybody that he had discovered several Jews in the forest and pointed them out to the…
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