<p>The true story of Dagmar Lieblov&aacute;, who survived the Holocaust, while the rest of her family perished.&nbsp;Some memories are about people seemingly unknown and obscure. You won&rsquo;t find among them famous poets, musicians or politicians. These were ordinary people, of whom there are many. And yet, nobody can say that they were less important, or that they suffered, hoped and fought for their lives&nbsp;any less than their more famous fellow countrymen. Dr. Lieblov&aacute;&#39;s&nbsp;memories&nbsp;of Kutn&aacute; Hora are memories of her childhood and early youth. It was a happy time. She&nbsp;had parents, a sister, grandmothers, grandfathers, lots and lots of relatives whom she saw often. You can&rsquo;t forget that, ever.</p>