Abomination of Desolation

Dr. Henry Hillel was born in Germany in 1895. He was a brilliant surgeon, and not only had a private practice in a poor section of Berlin, but also owned a thriving hospital. 'Abomination of Desolation' is a true story of how he miraculously was able to escape the full wrath of Hitler. Arriving in America he was disheartened at the enmity that he had to overcome in his struggle to survive. In 1914 the Good Doctor began keeping notes and journals about the happenings in his life. Prior to his death in 1984, he instructed his lovely wife Herta to make sure that after the demise of both of them, all his notes and journals were to be given to me to edit, revise and have published. Herta passed away in December 1997, and even though I was given all his writings at that time, it wasn't until this past year I began compiling them. After 9-11, I realized how important it was to finish the manuscript. He saw many things happening in this country that had happened in Germany before Hitler took over. The Good Doctor's message reaches out from the grave to mankind pleading not to let history repeat itself in this great Country of America that he grew to love.