A young boy and his family survive the nightmare of living in No-Man’s Land, that slice of territory between Germany and Poland during World War II. From an epic journey up a snow-covered mountain in blizzard conditions to sheltering under a burned-out tank with bullets flying overhead and finally crossing several borders to freedom, young Henry and his family endure horrifying conditions, proving once again the resilience of the human spirit. In his wonderfully understated style, Henry Kuznik gives us a compelling glimpse into a slice of history during World War II.