Berlin, 1941.
David and his sister Abi are ordinary children of the age. German children, definately. Their father is a NAZI soldier away at war, and their mother still fosters a private hatred for violence, and attacks on Jewish people.
One day, David spies their friends across the road, being moved into a truck. The family, the Schwar's, are Jewish. As David stands helplessly, watching his life long friends being taken away, nothing else matters accept humanity.
It is unbearable the thought of his friends dying in a place that replicates hell, so David decides that it would be wise to get a memorable from the house of the Schwar's to always remember them by.
As David explores the deserted home that used to house his loving neighbours and friends, he stumbles across the two Schwar children, Lukiel and Abdor. He is ecstatic, as is his sister, and his mother. They decide, that it is safe to shelter the children until the war is over.
An unexpected visit from their father ruins this. At first sight of the old friends, he reports the family. He regrets his actions afterwards, so much, he takes his life.
The family, and the additions are taken to Auschwitz concentration camp, where Dr.Mengele, the notorious man, decides that Abi, Abdor and the mother of Abi and David are unfit and useless for the camp, and, they are exterminated.
After months, and months of hard work and mourning, the time is up for David and Lukiel.
As they walked hand and hand toward the crematorium, they knew they were only beginning another life.
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"We accept the love we think we deserve."