We have here two life stories, which coincide with the establishment of the State of Israel. On one hand, we have the story of the escape and survival of Edith (Etu) Nachshon, (born Gutman), a Holocaust survivor who immigrated to Israel from Hungary. On the other hand, we have the story of her husband, Moshe, a seventh generation "sabra" from a deeply rooted Jerusalem family, a man who, during the struggle that preceded the founding of the State, served as the commander of the "Etzel" Underground Branch in Petah Tikva. Together, these two symbolize the amazing integration between those who came to the country as damaged survivors of the Holocaust, and those who fought in Israel for the right to establish a Jewish State, a homeland for all Jews. This is a book about aspirations that became reality, about many difficulties along the way, and about impressive achievements