Hannah was born in Germany to parents who were members of the Nazi party. She grew up in a home filled with fear, rejection, and deep emotional pain. Her father was often away, involved in the war effort, and when he returned, he brought anger with him. As a child, Hannah didn’t even know that Jews existed. Everything changed when she was 17. In this powerful and emotional interview, Hannah shares her story of growing up as the daughter of a Nazi officer, surviving a traumatic childhood, and eventually building a Jewish life and family of her own. This is a story about resilience, identity, and the unimaginable twists that life can take.