Zofia

Born beneath the ringing bell of a small Polish village in 1925, Zofia Nowak enters the world in a house warmed by bread, prayer, and the steady hands of women who know how to endure. Her childhood is shaped by seasons, faith, and family-until war fractures the rhythm of ordinary life.

When invasion comes, Zofia grows from daughter to nurse, from witness to protector. In field hospitals trembling under artillery and shifting regimes, she learns that survival demands more than courage-it dema...