Anne Chandal, now Dinn, unconventionally decides to say kaddish for her old friend, even though she is a woman and women did not say kaddish in Orthodox synagogues in the 1940s.
Anne Chandal, now Dinn, defies tradition by saying kaddish for her deceased friend, despite being a woman in the 1940s when women were not permitted to perform this ritual in Orthodox synagogues.