In January 1938, the political atmosphere in Germany became more and more tense, and a sense of panic about the approaching heavy rain enveloped the hearts of the Jews. In January 1938, the political atmosphere in Germany became more and more tense, and a sense of panic about the approaching heavy rain enveloped the hearts of the Jews. Walter first went to Kenya to develop a farm, and decided to move his family to Africa for refuge. At his urging, his wife Jetta and her 5-year-old daughter Regina bid farewell to her hometown and set foot on the strange African continent.
Facing the unfamiliar faces, harsh environment, and barren land, the family began a difficult process of adapting. Walter, who was originally a lawyer, learned to manage the farm from scratch, but Jetta, who was used to living in luxury, had to learn to live in this uncivilized poor country. The heavy manual labor and the sadness of leaving her home gradually made her feel resentful, and the husband and wife became more and more angry. Make a discord. But Regina, who was full of curiosity, was very interested in all the new things around her. She quickly accepted the local customs and made friends with the children. The vibrant prairie also fascinated her.
Six months later, Britain officially declared war on Germany, and Walter was even imprisoned in a British military camp. With the help of a British soldier, Jetta got him a farm permit. Regina also entered the local British school. The outside world is full of wars, and the time here is also passing in days of calm or restlessness. They have learned to cherish life, recognize the differences between cultures, and strive to find their old self and emotions. In particular, Jieta became more and more independent, and she redefined her position in the family.
The war finally ended and Walter got a job opportunity back to Frankfurt, but he began to hesitate whether to return to his hometown or stay in Africa, especially since Regina has fully integrated into Kenya
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