Сокровище господина Исаковица

Three generations of the Wattin family in Sweden travel to a small Polish town where their ancestors lived before World War II. According to family tradition, the author's great-grandfather, who disappeared in a concentration camp, buried the treasure in his yard, and his descendants hope to find it. This non-fictional story is written so simply and confidentially that the reader does not notice how, traveling around Europe in the company of a handsome grandfather, father and grandson, he is immersed in the most terrible events in the history of the twentieth century. Danny Wattin doesn't just reconstruct a family chronicle. He reflects on how easily cruelty can become commonplace, and a bureaucrat an executioner; that the traces of the tragedies of the past are not erased for many generations.