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The Nazi Officer'S Wife: How One Jewish Woman Survived The Holocaust,New De Jong And Reason For Living#1 New York Times Bestselleredith Hahn Was An Outspoken Young Woman In Vienna When The Gestapo Forced Her Into A Ghetto And Then Into A Slave Labor Camp. When She Returned Home Months Later, She Knew She Would Become A Hunted Woman And Went Underground. With The Help Of A Christian Friend, She Emerged In Munich As Grete Denner. There She Met Werner Vetter, A Nazi Party Member Who Fell In Love With Her. Despite Edith'S Protests And Even Her Eventual