Teege Jennifer Sellmair Nikola - Nagyapám engem agyonlőtt volna

The shocking book by the grandson of Nazi commander Amon Göth is published on the recommendation of Andrea Tompa.

"There are extraordinary destinies that stand before us as historical monuments. Jennifer Teege is such a person, her story weaves through and through the world and the great wounds of the 20th century. His book is a chronicle of his long journey of self-knowledge, which leads him to his almost demonic ancestors. This black adopted woman suddenly discovers a huge secret. Where else but in the library. That he is none other than the grandson of Amon Göth, a descendant of the sadistic Nazi commander of the Płaszów camp, who was executed as a war criminal.

Jennifer Teege is a German woman whom the Third Reich would have thrown out along with all other races deemed inferior and sent straight to the gas chamber. The mother of Amon Göth's daughter, Jennifer, also tried to cope with the horrible inheritance, but she gave her child up for adoption without either she or the adoptive parents revealing the past to the little girl. Amon Göth's daughter gives birth to a black child, as if to subconsciously make amends for the destruction upon which the Third Reich was built.

As an accomplice to her own fate, Jennifer Teege undertakes to find out what can be known. About the terrifying grandfather, silent (female) accomplices, the family legacy of silence. From Africa to the Third Reich, from contemporary Germany to Israel, we accompany you on the way to peace. Great historical cataclysms tear families apart, break communication between generations, historical trauma becomes family, knowledge becomes toxic silence. Teege's journey is not only a journey of self-knowledge, but also a radical break with silence."