The role of medical personnel in times of war and conflict is often underestimated. These brave individuals risk their lives daily to care for the wounded at the frontlines. The Red Cross, one of the most renowned international humanitarian organizations, is home to countless courageous individuals.

Working for the Red Cross demands strict neutrality. But how do you uphold impartiality when your own country has been invaded by the Nazis and you are living under occupation?

The story of Koos, a Dutch Red Cross nurse, reveals the inner conflict between her love for her homeland and the neutrality required by her profession. Koos risked her life not only for her fellow countrymen and Allied soldiers but also for the wounded among the enemy.