| The true story of a family's desperate bid for freedom in the wake of the Nazi holocaust.
This is a moving, true story surrounding a group of gypsies in occupied Poland during World War II and how--against a bitter and bloody backdrop--they struggle on with only their strength and courage to survive.
The Jews were not the only victims of the Nazi holocaust. Half a million gypsies fell victim to the prison camps or were shot to death by the roadside as they fled in a vain attempt to escape from the German invaders.
Dymitr, a Polish gypsy violinist, must lead his family and friends in a desperate bid for freedom. But he soon finds himself trapped by the Nazis and deported to the dreaded symbol of the holocaust: Auschwitz deaeth camp. Under the cruel reign of Josef Mengele, the notorious Nazi doctor, Dymitr finds himself the helpless witness to shocking terrors and brutal experiments that see fellow gypsies, friends, and ultimately family to their slow and hideous deaths.
You are about to confront the worst inhumanities, tragedies, and atrocities of the last century: a forgotten holocaust--and the fact is that is really happened.
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