Antonina's dierentuin

Her detailed recounting of this lesser-known Holocaust story feels both personal and powerful. I wonder what drew her to this specific chapter of history.

The way animals were intertwined with acts of resistance and hope was so moving. It made me think about the different ways courage manifests in extreme circumstances.

Her narrative felt rich and immersive, but I’m curious about the research process behind shaping the story so vividly. Did she rely on personal accounts or extensive archives?