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Passport to Life: Autobiographical Reflections on the Holocaust Genocide Making and Unmaking Nations centersby Emanuel Tanay, M. D. "This is a book about a teenager's struggle to stay alive in a culture of death. It tells the story of a young adult who, after the ordeal of the Holocaust, lived a good life. It ends with an old man who enjoys family, professional success, health and prosperity. My life was worth living. I became a physician, a professor of psychiatry, and have received many recognitions for my work; but none of it can compare with what I