Adolfo Kaminski (b. 1925) spent most of his life engaged in forgery of documents. While still at school, Adolfo became interested in chemistry, showing remarkable abilities. When the war began, he miraculously avoided deportation and, as soon as the opportunity arose, he went into hiding. Risking his life, he masterfully produced false papers to save Jews. After the liberation of France, he helped survivors move from Europe to Palestine. In the 1950s and 1960s, he prepared documents for freedom fighters from Africa and America. His masterfully executed forgeries saved thousands of people, many of whom were not even aware of the existence of Adolfo Kaminski. Only when he turned 80 did he agree to tell his daughter about his dangerous life. His daughter Sarah, a screenwriter and novelist, decided to write his story in the first person. The book's publishing layout is saved in PDF A4 format.