In 1945, Sir Benjamin Drage's large country villa became a residence for the little veterans of the extermination camps, twenty-five children between the ages of four and fifteen, welcomed and cared for thanks to the initiative and determination of Anna Freud, daughter of the great Sigmund, and Alice Goldberger, his collaborator. Each child has a different, terrible and special story, each one comes from their own personal hell. Alice and her team struggle to give them back a childhood, giving their time for over a decade to a centre dedicated to the needs of children from concentration camps, orphanages and convents or from hiding places where their parents left them during the war, in desperate attempts to save their lives.