Nathan Stoltzfus
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A moving and remarkable story of another interfaith intermarriage that rescued German Jews. About 98 percent of German Jews who survived without being deported --and living exactly where the Gestapo knew it could find them-- lived in intermarriages. Because Rita Kuhn's mother did not divorce her Jewish husband, he as well as his children Rita and her brother survived, Jewish persons wearing the Jewish Star of David in Berlin.
Broken Glass, Broken Lives: A Jewish Girl's Survival Story in Berlin, 1933-1945
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