title: A Good Place to Hide: How One French Community Saved Thousands of Lives in World War II
author:  Peter Grose 
description: "In the vein of <i>Schindler's List, A Good Place To Hide</i>combines solid historical research with the tension of a spy novel ... an inspiring account of the extraordinary courage of ordinary people." (Shelf Awareness)<br /><br />Grose tells this story well. <i>A Good Place To Hide </i>reads like a thriller, but is a well-researched book with a bibliography, notes and an update on what happened to the major participants. An excellent addition to history collections in all libraries and a good selection for book clubs interested in World War II. (J.weekly)
zlib_text: The
  Greatest	Escape
  
  For	the	people	of	the	Plateau,	yesterday	and	today,	whose	quiet	courage	and
  unfailing	decency	prove	that	yes,	we	can.	With	special	thanks	to	my	wife,
  Roslyn,	whose	fluent	French	helped	me	from	the	beginning	to	conduct
  interviews	with	French	eyewitnesses	from	the	Plateau.	Further	thanks	to	my	old
  school	friend	Winton	Higgins,	who	first	gave	me	the	idea	for	this	book.
  
  Other	books	by	Peter	Grose
  An	Awkward	Truth
  A	Very	Rude	Awakening
  
  The
  Greatest
  Escape
  HOW	ONE	FRENCH	COMMUNITY	SAVED
  THOUSANDS	OF	LIVES	FROM	THE	NAZIS
  PETER	GROSE
  
  First	published	by
  Nicholas	Brealey	Publishing	in	2014
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  ©	Peter	Grose	2014
  The	right	of	Peter	Grose	to	be	identified	as	the	author	of	this	work	has	been
  asserted	in	accordance	with	the	Copyright,	Designs	and	Patents	Act	1988.
  ISBN:	978-1-85788-