Jacks resilience served him well as he became one of only eight prisoners to escape from the Buchenwald concentration camp. Following Jacks escape from terror in the heart of Nazi Germany. he further pledged his services to fight the Nazi occupation throughout Europe. Jack joined the French Underground and helped Allied paratroopers escape capture in Vichy. France. Soon after. Jack arrived in England where he became an interpreter for the storied 101st Airborne. Jack eventually immigrated to America and became a United States citizen in 1953. In 1995. Jack authored the book "Was God on Vacation?". an autobiography of his life during World War II.
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