ARGONAUT BOOKS

Edith Hahn and her mother were forced into a ghetto. Here, she recalls a life of almost constant fear, including marriage to a Nazi party member who kept her identity secret, and hiding with her daughter as Russian soldiers raped other women. Reviews Hahn Beer tells her story with a remarkable lack of rancour ... her evocation of atmosphere and detail is worthy of John le Carre. The book is most moving as a record of individual courage but it also constitutes valuable evidence on the vexed subject of how far ordinary Germans were aware of the evil in their midstTHE TIMESAll ...Read More