Fate Did Not Let Me Go

Fate Did Not Let Me Go - a story of a mother's love during the Holocaust. Most mother's have at least one experience where the adrenaline kicks in and we experience what lengths we will go, at risk to ourselves, to protect our children. This is one of those stories. Because of circumstances beyond their control, mother and son were separated, suspecting they would not be reunited. The one thing in the mother's control was her love for her son and ensuring his future. She did this by teaching him his faith, his heritage, and giving him incentive to carry on without her. Now, grown and with his own family, he has passed that on. The mother won over the cruelty of the people who imprisoned her and took her life.

A bit dry, but quite good, actually.The woman that wrote to her son had an incredible ability to express herself and was quite obviously very intelligent.I would recommend to a friend that is interested in history and the holocaust.

I was deeply moved by the accounts of this woman's ordeal. How brave it was to not consider herself; but want to bring comfort to her son. It was meant to be revealed: even decades later.

If you are fascinated in learning about cultures different from your own, I would recommend this. It kept me interested.

A mothers love and sacrificehow easy it seems for her to accept her fatethe hidden pain of leaving her loving familyto accept the insanity of a criminal.Must watch

It is inspiring to know that a mother who wasn't long for this world could write such an uplifting and positive letter to a son she would never see again. It is such a sad yet beautiful story. A must see.

No plot, but that depends on the individual. Not saying it as bad, but it did not meet my expectations.

Such a sad testimony and yet so very real.