George Welcel, a native of Germany, wrote this autobiography more than thirty ears ago, but it was not until now that he felt compelled to have it translated into English, where he's lived for forty-six years.
As someone who lived under communism for thirty years, he knows all too well its dangers, and he's grown increasingly concerned by the left-wing democracy he's seen becoming popular in the United States of America.
In this book, he reveals how his pregnant mother was transported to a labor camp from the Warsaw Uprising and how his father died at Auschwitz. Against all odds, his mother survived and was liberated by the Americans before traveling back to her native Poland with the author in her arms when he was just a baby.
He also highlights how he became one of the few Polish immigrants to America to achieve success, becoming a successful real estate broker and investor. Moreover, he warns against the dangers of allowing the left to continue its power grab unchecked.
Join the author as he shares an inspiring story of success and urges Americans to fight back against the rising tide of socialism and communism.
