Dr. Ben Braber is a historian and Honorary Research Fellow at the University of Glasgow. He is a recognised expert on Jewish resistance, a subject he has published on extensively.

The unique story of the couple whose story stands at the centre of this book makes it a very worthwhile story to tell. The history of the Jews of Holland during the war is known, so are many of the details that have to do with the resistance movement, particular through the book that I have recently edited together with Alan Schneider. However never has it been told through the story of a particular person or couple, making it a unique way of presenting the material. As such it is definitely a very original and useful contribution to the scholarship of the period, to the issue of resistance during the Holocaust, and the history of Dutch Jewry during the period in question. —Judy Baumel-Schwartz, Director, Arnold and Leona Finkler Institute of Holocaust Research; Abraham and Edita Spiegel Family Professor in Holocaust Research; and Rabbi Pynchas Brener Professor in Research on the Holocaust of European Jewry, Bar-Ilan University, Israel

• Illustrations; Prologue; Introduction; 1. Mokum and Mediene; 2. The Wedding; 3. The Rising Tide; 4. The Birth of Ruth; 5. Deportation; 6. Escape from Westerbork; 7. The Birth of Marjan; 8. Murder in the Gallery; 9. In Hiding; Epilogue; Conclusion; Sources and Bibliography; Index.

Dr. Ben Braber is a historian and Honorary Research Fellow at the University of Glasgow. He is a recognised expert on Jewish resistance, a subject he has published on extensively.

The unique story of the couple whose story stands at the centre of this book makes it a very worthwhile story to tell. The history of the Jews of Holland during the war is known, so are many of the details that have to do with the resistance movement, particular through the book that I have recently edited together with Alan Schneider. However never has it been told through the story of a particular person or couple, making it a unique way of presenting the material. As such it is definitely a very original and useful contribution to the scholarship of the period, to the issue of resistance during the Holocaust, and the history of Dutch Jewry during the period in question. —Judy Baumel-Schwartz, Director, Arnold and Leona Finkler Institute of Holocaust Research; Abraham and Edita Spiegel Family Professor in Holocaust Research; and Rabbi Pynchas Brener Professor in Research on the Holocaust of European Jewry, Bar-Ilan University, Israel

• Illustrations; Prologue; Introduction; 1. Mokum and Mediene; 2. The Wedding; 3. The Rising Tide; 4. The Birth of Ruth; 5. Deportation; 6. Escape from Westerbork; 7. The Birth of Marjan; 8. Murder in the Gallery; 9. In Hiding; Epilogue; Conclusion; Sources and Bibliography; Index.