Surviving Nazi-Occupied Poland

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By John Walters on Thursday, August 5, 2004.
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Betty Lauer was a Jewish teenager who lived through the Nazi occupation of Eastern Europe in World War Two. She was forced to take on a new identity as a Polish Christian. She lived in the constant fear of discovery, and never knew who she could trust. Now she lives in the Upper Valley area of New Hampshire. Betty recounts her wartime years in her new book, Hiding in Plain Sight.

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