Used book – In the Name of All Men: Abel and Cain, Martin Gray

"For ten years, I had chosen silence. But how can I not cry out when my children, my loved ones, my readers question me? They know that I am a witness to barbarism. Is it happening again? they ask me. They speak of desecrated cemeteries. Of words of hatred. Of war. Of anxiety. Will injustice, racism, violence always darken the future of mankind? I must answer these anxieties. I must show other paths for humanity. I must say that hope remains. I want my anger to be heard, and also my hope." At eighty-two, Martin Gray is the living memory of the tragedy of the 20th century, and the embodiment of hope in life. Having escaped from the Treblinka extermination camp, a fighter in the Warsaw ghetto, he entered Berlin victorious with the Russian army. In the United States, he made a fortune. In France, where he lives, tragedy struck him again. His wife and four children perished in a forest fire near Cannes. From this misfortune, he found strength. His books, Au nom de tous les miens and ten other works, bring wisdom, a reason to live and to hope to millions of readers around the world. Au nom de tous les hommes is a cry of anger, an act of fraternity, and a message of hope.