Helga Tiscenko was 15 when she and her family fled the Allied forces advance in Germany. Three years later, her dad — a Nazi General — was executed for war crimes. Nearly 50 years after migrating to NZ, Tiscenko published a memoir about her childhood and her much-loved father, trying to make sense of his involvement in a terrible chapter of history. In documentary Strawberries with the Führer, Tiscenko recalls her child's view of the nationalist fervour whipped up by Adolf Hitler and her terrifying experiences at the war's end. Her daughter Katerina Tiscenko discusses the painful weight of her family's legacy.