The Past in Hiding

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A biography of Marianne Ellenbogen (née Strauss), born in Essen in 1923, based on interviews with Ellenbogen and others, her diary, and archival materials. Her family was protected after almost all other Jews were deported from their city in 1941. This unusual fate was due to protection they received from a top member of the Nazi bureaucracy.

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