Boris Zabarko, himself a survivor of the ghetto in Schargorod, has collected 86 poignant and harrowing accounts from survivors of the ghettos in Ukraine. Each report resonates with sorrow and lament: "Only we have survived." As children or teenagers, they witnessed the murder of their parents, siblings, and all family members. In their accounts, they say: "Perhaps to some, my report seems like a list of dry facts, but for me, these are the milestones of my hungry, trampled childhood." "When I was a child, I dreamed of a piece of bread and of freedom. I dreamed of holding a real doll in my arms. But my dream did not come true." The reports contain descriptions of the brutal murders. They also testify to the overwhelming will to survive among the children. "Mother held me.".