title: Behind Enemy Lines: The True Story of a French Jewish Spy in Nazi Germany
author:  Marthe Cohn 
description: This compelling memoir is a testament to how extraordinary circumstances can transform a lifeand how an extraordinary person reacts to difficult circumstances. What comes through is the importance of courageous individual action in the most dire situations. This is the amazing story of a woman who lived through one of the worst times in human history, losing family members to the Nazis but surviving with her spirit and integrity intact. <i>Publishers Weekly</i>
zlib_text: Michael Bar-Zoltar
  HITLERS
  JEWISH SPY
  The Host Extraordinary True Spy 
  Story of World War II
  Paul Ernst Fackenheim is the only Jew to have been released 
  from a concentration camp during the Second World War. His 
  First World War service, when he won the Iron Cross, his 
  acknowledged patriotism, and his Jewish blood, made him a 
  suitable candidate to spy on the British in Palestine, under the 
  name ‘Koch’. But his removal from Dachau by the Abwehr 
  angered the SS,who tipped off the British about his mission, 
  and he became an unsuspecting pawn between the rival 
  powers in Nazi Germany. He was only saved from execution by 
  the British -  who believed him to be Erich Koch, the much 
  hated Reichs Komissar of the U kraine-through the diligence 
  of the officer defending him in the court martial.
  The illustrations provide documentary evidence for this 
  remarkable and unique story, and the author is a well-known 
  authority on Jewish history.
  ISBN □ -E fi3 -cfcTEcT3-X
  780283 992933
  £10.95
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