A lost manuscript, the terror of Nazi Berlin and the two siblings who dared to hope amidst the darkness of persecution.
In a quiet corner of Norfolk, a forgotten manuscript lay hidden for over thirty years, waiting to reveal a profound family secret. What unfolds within its pages is a harrowing yet deeply moving account of two extraordinary children, Heini and Edie, the mother and uncle of author Sharon Ring.
Branded as 'Mischlinge'- a term the Nazis cruelly used to describe those of both Jewish and Aryan descent – these siblings navigate a world fraught with danger and prejudice. Their life story is a testament to everyday bravery and resilience against relentless persecution.
This shocking eye-witness account chronicles their childhood, adulthood, and shocking experiences; from torture, Gestapo brutality and concentrations camps. But woven into this tale of unimaginable cruelty are profound moments of hope, courage and kindness from the most unexpected places.
Heini and Edie's story is not just one of survival; it is a testament to the indomitable spirit of youth. As they confront unyielding adversity, they find strength in their bond and hope even in the face of truly unimaginable evil.
