The grotesquely dark story of Radka Denemark Money from Hitler
Gita Lauschmann, a girl barely sixteen years old, survived the concentration camp and rushes to her native Puklice to embrace her loved ones and sleep in her bed again after years of horror and hardship. She came back to find she had nowhere to go. The war is over, the rampage is not. Gita Lauschmann, an energetic woman at the end of her life, harshly marked by fate. She hasn't let her life get completely ugly. Accumulated memories come alive. Gita summarizes the blindfold. Boldly, ruthlessly. Time, however, will eat away at everyone and everything in its own way. Can justice be achieved despite this? Is it possible to seek punishment for barbaric acts? Can wrongs be righted? Yes and no. However, everyone has to eat their own plate. The main thing is to stay in bed, don't collapse, don't scream.
