At 93, Frieda Daniels—once a daring high-wire artist—travels the world to share her harrowing story of survival as a Sinti woman persecuted by the Nazis. Forced to flee her homeland in 1954, she now lives in California but returns to Germany, where an exhibition in Heidelberg reignites painful memories of genocide that claimed 500,000 Sinti and Roma lives. Her circus past now serves as a haunting backdrop to a life devoted to remembrance, reminding us that resilience and truth-telling are vital to honoring those erased by history.
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