The Kaminsky Cure

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Set against the backdrop of Hitler's final solution, the story explores the complexities of a half Jewish/half Christian family. Gabi, a Jewish convert to Christianity, is determined to secure an education for her half-Jewish children despite societal obstacles. Her husband, Willibald, a Lutheran minister, grapples with his admiration for Hitler and his role as a conflicted father. Gabi's innovative approach to managing her anger leads her to hire Fraulein Kaminsky, who teaches her an unconventional method for coping with her frustrations.