Two 17-year-old girls, Alice and Lisette, from Alsatia, are forcibly taken from their families 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. An explosion occurs, and they're accused of sabotage, facing the threat of being sent to a concentration camp.
Against Their Will
In 1943, during the Nazi occupation of France, two 17-year-old girls, Alice and Lisette, were forcibly separated from their families and deported to Germany to work as laborers.
