As a young boy, Marian Marzynski survived the Holocaust. But his father and most of his relatives did not. Here Marzynkski sets out on a quest to find out how Germans are going to design a memorial to the murder of six million Jews. It will be unveiled on the 60th anniversary of the end of World War II. Over 3 years, he encounters artists, architects and planners who struggle with the big questions of guilt, responsibility and memory.