Zoltán Jókay

Christian grew up in a children’s home. For a long time, he didn’t know who his parents were. At some point, he caught a glimpse of the records and set out to find his parents. He found his mother. He had been born out of wedlock—a monstrous disgrace in those days—and had been given away.
His mother outlived him, and even as he lay dying, she refused to tell him his father’s name.