Esther Basch survived the Auschwitz Death Camps after being sent there in a cattle car on her 16th. birthday. In April 1945, toward the end of the war, she was led on a "Death March" along with other women to the Salzwedel Concentration Camp where she was liberated by American Soldiers three days later.

Ester has been dubbed "The Honey Girl of Auschwitz". After Esther met Max, one of the US soldiers who liberated her camp, she was motivated to tell her unique story; a journey of horrific atrocities and the beauty of forgiveness. Esther's powerful story captivates audiences of all kinds.