Elijah Feldman is a Jewish prisoner of the Nazi Regime in World War II. He becomes separated from his family while serving as a freedom fighter in Poland. His wife, Esther, and children, Hannah and Issac, flee before the Gestapo arrests them.
Esther contracts tuberculosis and enters a sanitarium in the mountain area of Warsaw. She cannot care for her two children and sends them to London, England, in the Kindertransport Program. Nicholas Winton, a British stockbroker and humanitarian, rescues Jewish children who are at risk of being murdered by Nazi Germany during the Holocaust.
Hannah and Issac live in London with Nora and William Black. Nora is a novelist, and William is a barrister. After the war, Elijah, Esther, Hannah, and Issac are reunited. The children found themselves with two sets of parents.
The horrors Elijah faces under the Gestapo and SS organization showcase the torture and murder of thousands of innocent people in gas chambers in the Auschwitz-Birkenau Extermination Camp.
