While six million Jews were killed by the Nazi's, five million belonging to other groups were also killed. Blacks, clergy members, Jehovah's Witnesses, Poles, Gypsies and homosexuals are counted among that number. Their stories are not as widely known, yet just as powerful and moving as the stories of the Jews. Each chapter begins by giving a factual blurb about a particular group. Then an individual story is told. Quite moving, this is an interesting collection of stories of survival amidst horrible circumstances. ( )