Unfortunately, the story is unremarkable.
Guy falls in love, She’s Jewish. The state denies their marriage, they proceed anyway. He goes to jail/concentration camp. She is arrested and killed. He is conscripted into the army, and goes missing (either he bolted or was fragged). The end.
I was expecting more of a story, how after 70 years, at age (?) he had done this or that, It was a predictable outcome considering the time and place. Doesn’t make it right, but how many others had it worse without the photograph.
Main point sails past.
What about Dietrich Bonhoeffer? Please opine on his story as well.
By your definition, what happened to most Jews in Nazi Germany was "unremarkable".
Got 13 minutes and 41 seconds? This video is for you: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pu-lC7EJi9Y
The entertainment industry was in its youth back then. Now we have much more remarkable things to watch, like the Kardashians, football games, and American Idol. That whole Holocaust thing was interesting back when people entertained each other by tapping spoons together and rubbing sticks on washboards, but it’s really unremarkable by today’s standards.