The Hiding Place is a personal wartime memoir about a Dutch family who sheltered refugees in a hidden room and, after betrayal, were deported to Nazi concentration camps. The narrative follows their efforts to protect the persecuted and the consequences they endured.

Written with clear, restrained detail, the book examines moral choices under occupation, everyday acts of resistance, and how community and belief helped people endure extreme hardship.

Suitable for readers of WWII history, Holocaust studies, and personal memoirs, it offers a human-centered perspective on survival and conscience.

• Personal wartime account of rescue and betrayal
• Themes: resistance, survival, faith
• Paperback, 208 pages

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