Some people know a lot about their family history.
Others know almost nothing. For the first 43 years of her life, Mani Feniger never even knew the names of her maternal grandparents. She had just found out that she was going to have to sign her house in Leipzig to a non-Jewish family under Aryanization laws. Not only that, but Feniger also found out that much of her mother's family perished in the Holocaust. Having uncovered that information, Feniger is trying desperately to research her family history, but she doesn't have much to go on.