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The Secret Diary That Became Evidence of Real Nazi Crimes
Where There Is Family, There Is Hope
In 1939, a carpenter from Vienna, Gustav Kleinmann, and his sixteen-year-old son Fritz, are captured by the Gestapo and later taken to the Buchenwald concentration camp. They miraculously survive the brutal tortures of the Nazis.
But later, death creeps closer to them: Gustav learns that he is being sent to Auschwitz, and for Fritz, letting his father go is unthinkable. Desperate to be together, the young man makes a crazy choice - he insists that he must go too. For the Nazis, this decision is made easily, because one death camp is no different from another.
During six years of horror and immeasurable suffering, one thing keeps them alive - love and hope for the future.