Musician
Feb 19th, 2020 by thegooddoctor in 100 Words
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Annika Dagmar, skilled with a violin, had dreamed of playing on stage with other musicians entrancing the audience. That would’ve been possible had there been no war.
Priceless paintings and other expensive belongings were sold to have food on the table, except Annika’s violin and case. Her father didn’t have the heart to sell them.
The war had ruined Annika’s family and many other Jewish Germans throughout the country.
“It’s not safe to live here. We must leave everything and go tomorrow before things get much worse,” said Mr. Dagmar.
The violin would never be touched by Annika’s fingers again.
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