:22:05
Her name was Lena Fischer
and she lived in Berlin.
:22:11
I would really like to know, Mom.
:22:17
It wouldn't do any good.
:22:21
Maybe it would.
:22:24
I'm your daughter.
:22:27
Shouldn't I know all about you?
:22:29
Let me rest. I'm tired.
:23:11
When Shiva is over, I'm going to Berlin.
:23:14
Are you leaving me?
:23:17
No such luck.
:23:20
For the first time in my life,
:23:23
I saw a picture of my
mother as a little girl.
:23:27
It was shown to me by a cousin of hers...
:23:29
whom I never would have met
if she hadn't come to Shiva.
:23:32
That lady we saw.
:23:34
And in this photograph she gave me...
Mom is hugging a young German woman.
:23:39
Rachel said she saved
Mom's life back in Berlin.
:23:42
Her name is Lena Fischer.
:23:44
With just one Fischer in all Germany
you'll surely find her.
:23:51
If she's still alive, she's the only one
:23:53
who can tell me what happened.
:23:55
Wouldn't it be easier just to ask Ruth?
:23:57
She won't talk about it.
:23:59
Unlike you, she's devoted her life
to ignoring the country of her birth.