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BBC this is the BBC. This is the Rat Line, a new series from the BBC. It's about Nazis, spies,

love, death, secrets and lies, and a family called the Vecters.

Spring 1940. Spring,

1942 Austria.

The Baroness and her six children are at their summer house in Zell Amse,

in a Dilic lakeside town near Salzburg.

They're bronzing themselves in the mountain sun, boating,

frolicing in the lake.

She writes to her husband, the children are thriving and becoming strong swimmers.

Swimming is important in this story.

The Baron can't be with them this summer. It's a shame, but he's much too occupied with his work 700 miles away in a place called Lemberg, which used to be called Loveauph. In a letter to his wife, he writes,

there's a lot going on in Lemberg. He just doesn't have time to join his family, not right now anyway.

There is indeed a lot going on in Lemberg.

Over the course of four months in 1942, Lemberg's Jewish population was

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