This is a story about a ruined life and the hard-won revelation of a man who simply wants to restore justice. Together with the author, we are immersed in the memories of his childhood, horrified by the enormity of the concentration camps, contemplating the war from the point of view of those who were unwillingly recruited, observing the revival of normal life after the defeat of the Nazis, and being outraged by the injustice of the authorities. Pierre Seel wrote his memoirs so that he would be heard and believed, in contrast to the government, which prefers to remember only certain groups of victims.