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A Good Place to Hide: How one French community saved thousands of lives in World War II
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A Good Place to Hide: How one French community saved thousands of lives in World War II
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A Good Place to Hide: How one French community saved thousands of lives in World War II
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A Good Place to Hide: How one French community saved thousands of lives in World War II

Written by Peter Grose

Narrated by Gordon Griffin

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In the upper reaches of the Loire lies the secluded village of Le Chambon-sur-Lignon. Their whole village was honoured not just by the French state, but with the extremely rare distinction of Righteous Among Nations by the people of Israel. How they earned this is one of the great modern stories of heroism and courage. The community pulled off the astonishing feat of saving the lives of 5000 men, women and children whose very existence was deemed to be unpalatable to the Nazi occupiers and their Vichy stooges. Of those saved approximately 3500 were of Jewish descent. They achieved this through a long-running battle of nerves keeping their heads down and pulling together.
LanguageEnglish
Release dateNov 1, 2016
ISBN9781407963785
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A Good Place to Hide: How one French community saved thousands of lives in World War II
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Peter Grose

Peter Grose is a former journalist and literary agent. He is also the former publisher at Secker and Warburg. A Good Place to Hide is Grose's American debut.

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