Poland during the National Socialist era: As the child of Jewish parents, the lively Sabina is confronted daily with violence and persecution. The young girl survives the Holocaust as the only member of her family by hiding for months in basements and holes in the ground. Yet despite all the losses and horrors, Sabina manages to preserve her remarkable zest for life. Her autobiography not only tells of a teenager's self-assertion and doubts in the face of violence and murder but also of the strength to start anew as a wife, mother, and entrepreneur. Reading by Dagmar Manzel, 4 CDs, duration approx. 270 min.