In the far future, a woman who had lived through the Sobibor extermination camp manipulates
the system to go back and rescue the rest of her family.
— Michael Main
“Twentieth century,” said Davos, and I whistled, long, and low, and falling.
“Special assignment,” he said, and I whistled again. I’d never heard of anyone
going that far back.
From an unspecified time travel facility in the future at an unknown time ⋙ to the Sobibor extermination camp, 14 October 1943. Note: The narrator and two other retrievers go back.
From the Sobibor extermination camp, 14 October 1943 ⋙ to an unspecified time travel facility in the future at an unknown time. Note: The return leg.