72 Horas - O Último Resgate de Auschwitz

I'm curious whether real events or personal stories influenced the setting and themes in this novel. Did the author have a specific story or history in mind?

The characters are placed in incredibly tough situations, and their choices felt both heartbreaking and understandable. How did others interpret their moral dilemmas?

The novel feels authentic but also fast-paced. I'm wondering what was the process behind blending factual history with engaging storytelling.