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Hiding in Plain Perception: Eluding the Nazis in Occupied France is an strange memoir about the child years and young adulthood of Sarah Lew Miller. Created in a huge Orthodox Jewish family in Dereczyn, Poland, Sarah's family moved to Paris in 1937 to flee poverty. The German Occupation of France just three years later threatened her family's life with repressive anti-Jewish regulations and considerable deportations of Jews to fatality camps. By using Christian neighbors, they evaded arrest for quite some time in Paris by living undercover beginning in July, 1942. After Sarah's mother was arrested and then rescued, Sarah's parents gone into deep hiding, while their eight children found refuge in rural villages spread around France. From the help of a French Level of resistance business, the Sixime, Sarah escaped to Switzerland in May, 1944 and her entire family was reunited in Paris after the Liberation in 1945.This personal and historical bill of an era conveys the day-to-day life of the teenage girl living in Nazi-occupied France with the ever-present threat of fatality. Despite her loneliness, hardships and the derailment of her child years dreams, she retained her strong family ties and retained her beliefs in humanity. This memoir shows the attributes of resilience and courage that empowered individuals and people such as Sarah's to make it through. By reliving one family's way of coping with a social and political crisis, we find out about ourselves and our very own society.

Category: Holocaust