Two 17-year-old girls, Alice and Lisette, are forcibly taken from their Alsatian family to serve in Germany's war effort. After six months in an indoctrination camp, they're sent to a munitions factory, where they're subjected to inhumane labor. When an explosion occurs, they're accused of sabotage and threatened with a concentration camp. Their fate seems bleak until they're transferred to a maternity ward, where they face a new kind of hell amidst the horrors of war.
Against Their Will
In 1943, amidst the Nazi occupation of France, two 17-year-old girls, Alice and Lisette, were brutally separated from their loved ones and deported to Germany as forced laborers.
