Hitler, Stalin and I

The documentary tells the story of Heda Blochová, who was born in Prague into a Jewish family and faced extreme adversity during World War II. After her marriage to Rudolf Margolius, Heda and her family were deported to the ghetto in Lodz. They later faced the brutal conditions of Oswiecim concentration camp, where their family was torn apart.

Heda's journey takes a harrowing turn as she is sent to a labor camp and ultimately joins the Death March. Her resilience shines through as she manages to escape the guards, saving her life against overwhelming odds. This film not only serves as a biography of Heda but also stands as a testament to the survival and strength of the human spirit in the face of tyranny.