At first, he always thought of himself as a German, and then as a Jew—until November 1938, when Nazi soldiers brutally arrested him and sent him to a concentration camp. Over the next seven years, he endured unimaginable horrors that no one could even imagine, losing his family, friends, and his homeland to the cruelty of the Nazis.

Having miraculously survived, he made a vow to live the rest of his life in happiness. The Happiest Man On Earth shares the lessons he learned from his concentration camp experiences, offering inspiring talks and insights into living a joyful life. Through his story, he pays tribute to those who lost their lives and loved ones under the Nazi regime.

Released in honor of his 100th birthday, The Happiest Man On Earth is a shining testament to the human spirit, proving that even in the darkest times, happiness can be found. This remarkable story of survival and hope is what makes The Happiest Man On Earth an enduring inspiration for readers everywhere.