Underground in Berlin
A young Jewish woman recounts how she survived the war by going underground in Nazi Berlin with the help of ordinary citizens.
About This Book
Underground in Berlin recounts the experiences of Marie Jalowicz Simon during the Second World War.
After going into hiding, she relied on a network of helpers to survive in the heart of the Nazi capital.
The narrative draws directly from her personal testimony and offers insight into daily life under extreme conditions.
Readers encounter the constant tension, moral choices, and resilience required to remain undetected.
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