Behind Enemy Lines (book)
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| Author | Marthe Cohn, Wendy Holden |
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| Subject | Biography, World War II |
| Genre | Personal narratives |
| Set in | Metz, France |
| Published | New York |
| Publisher | Harmony Books |
Publication date | 2002 |
| Pages | x, 282 pages |
| ISBN | 0609610546 |
| OCLC | 50272414 |
| LC Class | DS135.F9 C643 2002 |
Behind Enemy Lines is a 2002 autobiographical book co-written by Holocaust survivor Marthe Cohn and Wendy Holden.[1] It details Cohn's exploits as a French Jew during the Holocaust and World War II when, working as a nurse, she traveled into German territory to collect intelligence for the French Army, as the Allied forces started making advances on Germany, pushing the German forces back during World War II
References[]
- ^ Cohn, Marthe & Holden, Wendy Behind Enemy Lines - The True Story of a French Jewish Spy in Nazi Germany. Harmony Books, Retrieved 17 July 2011
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