Doreen Crawford

In the face of genocidal madness, the only response they could abide was resistance. Across eleven Nazi-occupied countries during World War II, tens of thousands of Jewish people organized, fought back, and risked everything to save others. From Georges Loinger, who smuggled thousands of children out of France, to four brothers who built a guerilla force and a hidden village in the Polish forest, these are the untold stories of defiance. Meticulously researched and powerfully told, this stirring chronicle shatters the myth of passive victimhood. Discover the breathtaking ingenuity, unbreakable will, and extraordinary heroism of those whose greatest weapons were courage and the resolve to survive.