…the supermen were underground…

Book review:

Mila 18

by Leon Uris (1924-2003)

American writer, World War II veteran

Garden City, NY: Doubleday & Company, Inc., 1961

442 pages

Whatever you think you know about the Warsaw ghetto uprising in 1943, you’ll know more after you read Mila 18.

Leon Uris wrote a historically detailed work of realistic fiction that will fill you with gagging horror, and with endless respect for the brave Jewish fighters who kept the Nazi killing machine at bay for a month in 1943.

About 13,000 Jews died in the burning buildings, in the bunkers, and in the sewers inside the ghetto.

Their main resistance command post was in an underground bunker located at ulica Miła 18.

It’s an almost inconceivable irony that the Polish street address can be translated as “18 Pleasant Street.”

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