Gebed voor een vrouw - Het levensverhaal van een Engelse Marva

The backdrop of WWII adds so much weight to their decisions. I'm curious how much of the story was shaped by real events versus fiction.

It’s a unique angle that brings a personal touch to the wider conflict. Wondering what motivated that choice and how it affects the story’s impact.

Those scenes were powerful but also a bit slow for me. Was that intentional to emphasize the gravity of the sacrifices made?