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Jeff Walker is an associate professor of geology and environmental studies at Vassar College

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The Hidden Village: An absolutely gripping and emotional World War II historical novel BISAC-MED107000 Scheck's introduction provides an excellentA Nazi soldier slams his rifle into her father's head. From her hiding place, Sofie stifles a scream as tears roll down her face. Suddenly she can't take it any more. 'Stop, stop!' she sobs, rushing out and pushing the soldier away. And then freezes, as he snarls and whips the gun round to point at her Holland, 1943: the Nazis are in occupation. German soldiers patrol the streets, and each week more families disappear without trace, never to be seen