Captured by the Nazis in 1944, the Dutch Resistance fighter Henriette Roosenburg – codename Zip – spent months being moved from prison to prison before being liberated in May 1945. In this memoir, first published in 1957, she recalls how she and three comrades found their way back through war-torn Germany to Holland, subsisting on food donated by soldiers and villagers, and remembers those who did not survive.
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