The Nazi Officer's Wife

[satzal]

This book was briliantly written and a heartbreaking but beautiful story of human courage and compassion amidst cruelty.

Proof of how high we can rise and how low we can fall. How we ought never to take things for granted and how propaganda can indeed influence the cleverest of minds - because ultimately people choose to believe what they want to.

It is amazing that she had the strength and courage to revisit her past, and tell the story. I'm glad she did. Too many stories never got told.

[debzeppeliniv]

she is still attractive, even at her age, amazing

[yankee82090]

She was hot. I would tap that. No wonder that one Nazi dude tapped that.

[dinomite161]

You idiots never read the book or watched the film. That's why you can make ignorant comments implying that her story is fictional.

[bmays002]

another anne frank type fictional story? how cute

[PaytonWestlake]

naoomi rapace next role. should be a good film.

[ForTheArticles]

the Allies tortured the defeated German officers with beatings while they also slammed whiskey down their throats. Then the Allies would drop heavy books from eye level on their prone testicles until the Germans would agree to sponsor the "homicidal gas chambers" hoax. The Allies needed the torture-induced confessions to help them make popular the sustained occupation of Germany and the executions of all the Germans who had to be silenced because they knew way too much about the arch-zionists.

[SeeProfileForDetails]

FOrTheArticles, please give proper references and proof that this is true about the book dropping. Thanks.

[KundiKalliosta]

@ForTheArticles You are lieing as nazis do to prevent the truth to exist.

[satzal]

@ForTheArticles -

I guess my grandparents' siblings and spouses and parents and nieces and cousins, simply decided to commit mass suicide. I guess my grandfathers' first wife with his three little kids just simply vanished because the Nazis didn't show up with trains and take them to the gas chambers.

Read up on your history, the true history, before coming up with such ridiculous statements.

[bohemianh]

sneaky jewess

[wildjoe85]

where can i get this movie?

[littlenini09]

@wildjoe85 You can get the book I don't know where, my aunt gaved it to me but the book is amazing.

[dominater54]

her story is remarkable. She was very brave. Indeed she was.

[EyeYamTheMovie]

This is awesome! I read Edith Hahn-Beer's book several years ago, and I still consider it among my favorites. I hear she died a few months ago -- in March, I think. May she rest in peace.

[littlenini09]

@EyeYamTheMovie Yeah her book was amazing.

[jodiescookin]

This is an incredible story of how one woman survived these terrible times. Very brave, very smart, very moving....