Semiya was fourteen years old, Gamze twenty, when their fathers are murdered by the right-wing extremist terrorist cell ‘National Socialist Underground’ (NSU). The two young women, who grew up in Germany, are united by the same pain. The prejudgement of the German police and the lack of interest from the public hit them with full force.
In this non-fiction book for young adults, the young women, bound together by their fate, recount in first-person accounts, telephone calls and chats how they experienced the shocking events at the time and how the murders tore them away from their previous lives. But they also describe how they were able to develop tremendous strength together, which continues to drive them to fight to this day: against forgetting and for a future without exclusion.
