In our series finale, we return to Hamburg forty years later through the eyes of David Cohen, now a 65-year-old American attorney who built a life defending the voiceless. As he walks the rebuilt streets of his childhood home, attending a Holocaust memorial dedication, the ghosts of the past emerge from behind modern facades.When an unexpected face from the past appears at the ceremony, David confronts unresolved questions about loyalty, institutional failure, and the true meaning of faith. Through intimate conversations and haunting memories, we learn what became of the resistance network members and those whose lives intertwined with David's during those dark days. Witness how memory becomes both burden and blessing, and how true friendship leaves an indelible mark that transcends time, distance, and even the darkest chapters of human history.
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