The documentary features the story of four Asian Holocaust survivors, namely Miriam, Tang Yongjiang, Tony Cowling and Marius van Dijk van Nooten. Three of them were in their childhood and Tony was 17 years old when they witnessed and experienced the sufferings and horrors of war, particularly the impact of atrocities on women and children.

British Columbia Association for Learning and Preserving the history of WWII in Asia (B.C. ALPHA). "Companion DVD to the resource guides Human Rights in the Asia Pacific 1931-1945... published by the Ministry of Education of British Columbia and the The search for global citizenship - The violation of human rights in Asia 1931-1945 ... adapted for Ontario teachers"--Disc label.