by Mario Escobar · B · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788466679947
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In 1943, Helene Hannemann and her family are arrested and sent to Auschwitz. Despite being German, Helene decides to accompany her family of Gypsy origin on this terrible journey. In the concentration camp, Helene, who is a nurse, is forced to work in Dr. Mengele's hospital and later takes charge of running a nursery. In this dark place, Helene becomes a refuge for the little ones, offering them a little hope in the midst of Nazi barbarism. Inspired by real events, this novel highlights the power of sacrifice and human dignity in times of war.
