Into enemy arms: the remarkable true story of a German girl's struggle against Nazism, and her daring escape with the man she loved
by Hingston, Michael.
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BookPublisher: Grub Street c2006ISBN: 9781904943501; 1904943500.Classification number: 920 BRUSubject(s): Bruncel | World War, 1939-1945 -- Germany -- Lossen | Women refugees -- Germany -- Biography | Refugees -- Germany -- Biography | Prisoner-of-war escapes -- Germany | Rescues -- Germany -- History -- 20th centurySubject: Ditha Bruncel's detailed memory of living in Germany during the Second World War provides a rare, first-hand insight into the day-to-day struggle against Nazi oppression, when even small acts of defiance or resistance carried great personal risk.
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Bibliography: p. 277-280
Includes index
Ditha Bruncel's detailed memory of living in Germany during the Second World War provides a rare, first-hand insight into the day-to-day struggle against Nazi oppression, when even small acts of defiance or resistance carried great personal risk.
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