This author's work deeply explores the themes of the Holocaust and the fate of Polish Jews, subjects that profoundly impacted her personally during World War II. Her style is characterized by a penetrating journalistic approach and an ability to capture complex human destinies. Through interviews and documentary testimonies, she reveals the depths of human suffering and resilience. Her writings are lauded for their honesty and literary power.
The Warsaw Ghetto 1942: When Izolda's husband, Shayek, is imprisoned, she sets out to release him. She changes her name, her hair, her religion. Eventually she is captured and deported to Auschwitz. But even there, she trusts that her love will save them both.