After reading the Tattooist of Auschtwitz, I can't wait to read Cilka's story. This woman has been used and abused, and to be charged as a collaborator for sleeping with the enemy is horrible. Cilka was pushed to so many limits, how can she overcome all that has happened? When she was "freed" she was sent to Krakow as a spy. I cannot imagine the emotional and physical pain she felt when she is sent yet again to another camp. Why did this happen to her? Where are her friends? Did anyone get to be "free"? I think this will be a great read, and one to share with any reader so that this kind of imprisonment is abolished for good. The young need to read this to know what happened so they can make sure it never happens again! This is a must read.