The chance to save many lives could cost her the loss of her own family.
Poland 1938. Eve of the World War II. Rivka sends her husband and three beloved children to the United States, where they will find safe shelter from the war.
She tells everyone that she is staying behind in order to care for her aging parents but her real reason is completely different.
Beyond her work as librarian, Rivka serves as a spy for the Jewish underground, a critical role in the changing reality in Europe.
Even when she receives letters describing her family’s desperate situation, the sense of mission leaves her no choice.
She understands that her brave choice may cost a painful price - losing her own family.
Hello,readers!
I received "The Jewish Spy" by to review on my blog!
The Jewish Spy is a historical drama about a courageous woman named Rikva. She is living in Poland,during World War 2. Her husband kids are sent to the United States for safety. Rikva decides to stay behind to take care of her elderly parents. Of course that is the reason she told her husband. She is actually a Jewish spy.
This story is very inspirational and empowering. A very well-written captivating and intriguing book to add to any book collection.
Definitely, worth a read!
I highly recommend it!
The Jewish Spy is a historical drama about a courageous woman named Rikva. She is living in Poland,during World War 2. Her husband kids are sent to the United States for safety. Rikva decides to stay behind to take care of her elderly parents. Of course that is the reason she told her husband. She is actually a Jewish spy.
This story is very inspirational and empowering. A very well-written captivating and intriguing book to add to any book collection.
Definitely, worth a read!
I highly recommend it!
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