The Little Girl Who Could Not Cry

In "The Little Girl Who Could Not Cry," Lidia, a young survivor of Auschwitz, shares her harrowing experiences as she was targeted by Dr. Josef Mengele for disturbing experiments. Separated from her mother, who bravely defied the odds to support her, Lidia navigates the horrors of the camp, enduring trauma and loss. After liberation, she learns her birth parents are alive, leading her to confront a painful choice. This moving true story, with a foreword by Pope Francis, captures Lidia's mission to remember the past and promote love over hate.