Veterans of the Jewish anti-Nazi resistance-11 men and women now in their 70s and 80s-detail their battle first for survival and then for revenge in the towns and forests of Poland, Lithuania, and Belorussia between 1941 and 1945. They speak about the almost unsolvable dilemmas facing Jewish partisans, their efforts to overcome those obstacles, and the emotional aftermath when, despite the victory over the Nazis, they faced the reality of everything they had lost.