One among so many seems like a simple story, yet the pursuit and its consequences have rarely been depicted so clearly between two covers. Berlin, 1943: Marion Samuel was 11 years old when she was deported and murdered. For a long time, she was just another name among hundreds of thousands. However, historian Götz Aly demonstrates in his moving quest for traces that it is also possible to tell the story of seemingly faceless victims of the Holocaust. A book for remembrance and against forgetting.