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After World War I, the Lobel family returned to Brazil to leave war-torn Germany. In 1938, seduced by the promises of Hitler's party that had come to power, they decided to return home to Germany: but they could not have imagined the extent of the hardships they would face in their homeland. Their son, Rodolfo, born in Brazil, was subjected to constant bullying and assault at school as a result of being considered an enemy of the German state, in which sources of labor had dried up, and hyperinflation in it began to negatively affect its trade, which was dominated by

An atmosphere characterized by constant panic and oppression. The family survived the war repeatedly, but there was no one to protect them or others from the bombing, stubbornness, prejudice, and hunger, nor from the irreparable loss of friends and relatives.

Despite everything, Rudolf survived until he reached his peak, and narrated what happened to his family, making it live in the ears of his sister, the writer Elizabeth Loibel, who was born in Germany during the war.