From fragments of memories as a Hidden Child in a Catholic orphanage in Sitnik, Poland, Gitta Rosenzweig weaves a tale of uncertainty that takes us across the globe on a journey of discovery.
Her mother was last seen in the Mi.
Silenced by the nuns from the age of four to seven, to save her from the Nazis, Gitta lived in constant fear.
If it had not been for the bravery of Ida Rozenszajn, who returned to Biala Podlaska after the war in 1945, Gitta might never have known her Jewish identity.
From fragments of memories as a Hidden Child in a Catholic orphanage in Sitnik, Poland, Gitta Rosenzweig weaves a tale of uncertainty that takes us across the globe on a journey of discovery