Irene Bindel liest aus "Wassermilch & Spitzenwein"

>> "Do you allow? My name is bindle." At the end of the 1920s, Andrea meets the charming Max while dancing. They fall in love, get married and look forward to their first child. Everything could be so beautiful, but this marriage is a thorn in the side of the Nazis. The word "racial disgrace" hovers over the young happiness like a sword of Damocles, because Max is a Jew. When Max is imprisoned and no longer returns, Andrea has to get through with her little daughter Irene alone. Even in the post -war years, she encounters many resistance, but also gets unexpected help. Andrea and Irene succeed in building a new life step by step. Irene travels a lot, goes to Canada, but a wound remains - the longing for the father. << (the father was baptized in the Messiah chapel, which at the time belonged to the Segenkirche, and also dared there with his Protestant woman. This is the focus of this reading. KD L. Ehmke)