How can a child survive the Holocaust? Eight-year-old Margot loses her home, her family is murdered by the Nazis, and she herself is deported to the Theresienstadt concentration camp. However, unlike many other children in the camp, she endures hunger, misery, and hard labor – and survives. From this survival, she draws the strength not to let the past rest, but to tell those who come after her about it. Margot Kleinberger knows: "I survived so that this incomprehensible story and the many murdered people are never forgotten.".