Rena and Danka are sisters from the first group of Jewish prisoners who brought 1010 young women to Auschwitz. Not many managed to escape. The sisters who spent 3 years and 41 days in the death camp succeeded.Rena's story is unique. It is about how people survive, about family and memory, which help, even in the most difficult and hopeless times, not to give up and go to the end. He returns from non-existence the names of imprisoned women and pays tribute to the memory of all those people who helped them. The potato that the Pole stole from René during the death march gave the girl the courage to continue living. This gesture told her: “I see you. You are hungry. You are human." And this is as significant as the exploits of Oskar Schindler and the King of Denmark. And it also touches a nerve, like the story of a tattoo artist from Auschwitz.Publisher's layout saved in PDF A4.