In the shadow of Hamburg's ancient streets, a desperate plan unfolds. David Cohen, once rejected by his Jewish community after his conversion to Mormonism, now stands at their doorway offering salvation.When little Sarah Kaufmann places her treasured teddy bear in David's hands, she unknowingly entrusts him with more than just a child's toy. Theodore, as the bear is called, carries secrets that could mean life or death for an entire family.As David and Friedrich guide the Kaufmanns toward what they hope is freedom, old wounds begin to heal in the darkness of a train compartment. But when German border guards take interest in Sarah's beloved bear, a moment of heart-stopping tension threatens to unravel everything.With memories and precious heirlooms exchanged under cover of night, can David prove his worth to those who once mourned him as dead? And will Max's ingenious German engineering and precise planning be enough to deliver them all safely across the border?Join us for a tense journey through Nazi Germany where faith, identity, and courage are tested against the machinery of hatred - and where the spaces between words might hold the key to survival.

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