Hidden In The Roof A Story Of Resistance Heroism And Sacrifice In The Second World War John by John, Katie instant download after payment.

He’s a proud Nazi soldier. She’s a half-Jewish woman, keeping her identity hidden in the shadows. And they are married. In the heart of Munich during World War II, Adelaide Strauss has a mission. Inspired to join the Nazi Resistance and covertly fight against Hitler and his hateful regime, she undertakes dangerous and treasonous assignments for the organization. From stealing her husband’s classified letters to hiding people in her home, Adelaide must balance her allegiance to her husband, country, family, and persecuted people. Adelaide often wonders what fate awaits her if her husband finds out that he’s married to a Jewish woman and that he’s unwittingly harboring enemies of the Third Reich in his home. All goes well until one fateful September morning when secrets are revealed, lives are at stake, and Adelaide’s entire world comes crashing down in a few dramatic hours.

Please note: In the book, Adelaide and her husband were married in 1932, seven years before World War II began. The Nazis did promote anti-semitic ideology as their political party strengthened, but their campaign against the Jews greatly intensified in 1933 when Hitler became Chancellor. It started with the National Boycott of Jewish Businesses in 1933. While largely unsuccessful, they had made their point clear: that Jewish people were not welcome in Germany and beyond. The Nuremberg Laws were introduced in 1935, followed by Kristallnacht in 1938. If Adelaide felt hesitant to reveal her heritage to her husband before any of these anti-Jewish laws and pogroms, she definitely would not want to now. Staying silent and continuing to outwardly support her husband’s job and political affiliations was her best chance for survival.