Based on the VHS/DVD of interviews conducted by the author, in France. Holocaust survivor Marcel Jabelot tells how, at the age of 19, he was arrested with his family. Of this entire Jewish family (16 persons), he was the only one to survive and return to Paris. He rebuilt his life, married, established a business. Upon retiring, Jabelot returned to his first love--learning--to study at the Sorbonne. Instead of Medicine, he now studied history, to try to understand how the Holocaust could have happened in the milieu of European culture and religion. He spent the last 14 years of his life visiting schools and universities, speaking of his experiences, preserving the Memory of all those who "disappeared," and bringing a message of hope for an end to discrimination and a better world.