“There are Jews in the village. Go tell the others.”

The year is 1945. News of the U.S. bombing Nagasaki has just reached an unassuming Hungarian village, where everyone in town is preparing for the wedding of the Town Clerk’s son to a local girl. The impending end-of-the-war has minimal impact on the villagers’ day to day lives. That is, until the Jews show up.

You see, just one year prior, the Holocaust had reached the little town.

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