Diario de una nazi

Krakow, 1943. Ingrid, a staunch defender of Hitler, has just moved to Poland at the height of National Socialism. The German upper class lives among parties, grand mansions, luxuries and carefree in the occupied territory. In the early days of summer, her life is intertwined with that of Clara, a mysterious woman with whom she shares the long periods that her husbands - high positions at Auschwitz - spend away from home. While Clara tries to protect herself from her past, which stalks her ever closer to her, Ingrid will live a dangerous love story. Her Nazi ideas will crumble when she discovers what the walls and barbed wire of the concentration camp hide: a reality that surpasses any nightmare and will shake her entire life. Through an impeccably documented narrative, Diary of a Nazi takes us to the most infamous moment in the history of the 20th century from a very unusual point of view: that of the Germans who wanted to close their eyes to the horror.