Four young women – Jewish girls, from France, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, and Poland – survive the horrors of war-torn Europe armed with little more than faith, perseverance, and youth.

Ren’ee Worch gathers the threads of memory, the written and oral records of four aging women who pass on their narratives lest they be forgotten.

We hear their gripping stories as they look back to those dramatic and unforgettable events, during a time when to be Jewish was reason enough to be killed and safety could not be purchased with money, property or influence.