I see her number on her forearm and want to cry. (Bärbel Schäfer) Two women, two generations, two worlds of experience: Bärbel Schäfer and 85-year-old Eva Szepesi. Eva has a tattooed number on her forearm. She was only eleven years old when she had to flee from the Nazis alone and was eventually taken to Auschwitz. Every Wednesday, Bärbel Schäfer visits her friend, and the two talk about violence, horror, and fear, but also about friendship, tolerance, security, and respect. This book is about one of the last survivors of a concentration camp. Bärbel Schäfer manages to empathetically and brilliantly reflect her own life story against Eva's narratives, bringing her harrowing experiences into the present. Two women, two generations, two worlds: Bärbel Schäfer's life in the mirror of life.