The true story of a German paratrooper captain's struggle with his feelings toward his enemy, the English and the American's, as he first must fight them and later becomes a POW living in their countries. An exciting and informative story of one man's WW II adventures played out over three continents.

The captivating biography, based on live interviews, personal documents, and thorough research, of three women courageously struggling to survive the horror of wartime Berlin. A story that documents decades of friendship and courage played out in the turbulent years of the first half of the 20th century.

The biography of Juergen Frank an American born youth raised in Germany during WW II. A fascinating look at life in rural Germany during the war years, and the experience of an immigrant as he and his sister are repatriated back to the land of their birth.

The biography of Akira Toki, born to Japanese nationals in Madison Wisconsin. His family was the only Japanese family in Madison on the day the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor. He went on to serve with distinction in the famous 100th Battalion. This Battalion, manned by Americans of Japanese ancestry, was the most decorated unit in WW II. During this time his wife to be was being held in the infamous Tule Lake relocation camp.

The biography of Manfred Donath, a man whose incredible inner strength and luck carried him through being horribly wounded as he, as a German paratrooper, fought the Allies at Normandy. This naturalized American, the son of a poor German family, characterizes the struggles of many of the German immigrants that were first enemy combatants of America and then became patriotic Americans.