“Good, you‘re back,“ Professor Scherer said. “How did the immunizations go?“
”Perfect. The prisoners behaved extremely well. I must say, your camp is one of the best-organized ones I’ve seen, Kommandant Greiner,“ she said with a smile, her thoughts in full gear on who would be best to propose her plan.
“I do what I can,” the commandant said, his face gleaming with pride. “It’s important to keep the prisoners at bay or you risk outbreaks of chaos and disorder.”
“The success of our campaign is in large part due to your excellent help,” Professor Scherer said and then addressed Anna, “Kommandant Greiner invited me to join him for dinner tonight.”
Anna held her breath; entertaining a bunch of Nazis was the last thing she wanted to do. But she shouldn‘t have worried, because he added, “Of c
