In 1945, Corrie returned to the Netherlands immediately after the war and built a rehabilitation center for concentration camp survivors. She later traveled around the world as an evangelist, motivational speaker, and social critic, speaking about her experiences in Ravensbrueck as she offered provision to prisoners. In 1947 she was speaking in Berlin, and a certain man approached Corrie and asked, “Do you know who I am?” It was then that Corrie recognized the man as one of the guards who had held her captive at Ravensbrück. Actually, the man was one of the more harsh guards who had committed atrocious acts of brutality against Corrie and her sister. When the man asked Corrie to forgive him of what he had done to her and her sister, her
