Hungary, to Vienna, Austria, as forced laborers. Fate and fortune have intervened to save their lives, after the war, they discover that nearly half of their Jewish community was sent to Auschwitz. During the devastating circumstances of his captivity, Leslie records his experiences in a diary and in letters to his girlfriend, Judit, from whom he was separated in Vienna. For eight months, Leslie's words alternate between hope and uncertainty in love letters that are also a testimony of his survival during a perilous time. In Dreams Together features Leslie's diary alongside his postwar memoir, a reflection on his childhood, the war and the love that shaped his life.
