In the wake of WWII, thousands of children were born to German soldiers and mothers from occupied territories. Many of them were treated as fair game. 70 years later, the Norwegian war children break the silence and share their soul-stirring stories. They reflect upon the abuse they endured for being the carriers of the “Nazi genes” and the systematic discrimination they faced, being shunned by their communities and their government alike. As witnesses still enduring abuse, they speak of their deep desire to make a positive difference and protect the future of children born of war today.