The narrative delves into the profound impact of Fred Terna's art as a means of survival through four concentration camps. It chronicles his post-WWII journey, including a marriage to his childhood sweetheart, their escape across multiple countries, and the challenges they faced, including their eventual divorce. The story also highlights Terna's later life, marked by a fulfilling marriage to another survivor's daughter and the family they built together, illustrating themes of resilience and the enduring power of art amidst trauma.
