"On a warm summer day, he liked to stand in front of his house at the intersection of Żydowska and Dominikańska." Such a picture – the image of a resolute boy standing on the threshold of the house – begins Zbigniew Pakuła's story about the life of Baruch (Bronek) Bergman, entitled “Poznań, majn hejm” (Poznań, my home). The story of a Poznań resident who ended up on the other side of the world after the war. But whenever he could, Baruch returned longingly to where he was from, even though none of his former colleagues was waiting for him there.