Things We Couldn't Say

The true story of Diet Eman, a young Dutch woman who, with her fiance, Hein Siestma, risked everything to rescue imperiled Jews in Nazi-occupied Holland during World War II.

Diet Eman studied nursing after World War II and worked as a head nurse in Venezuela and as a foreign correspondent and export manager in Grand Rapids, Michigan, where she still resides. James Schaap is professor of English at Dordt College, Sioux Center, Iowa.

The Hague, 1938

1

(19)

The Invasion

19

(16)

The Occupation Begins

35

(18)

A Place for Hein

53

(12)

The Call to England

65

(18)

Herman

83

(20)

Father Abraham and Little Peter

103

(20)

The Apartment on Reinkenstraat, Spring 1943

123

(18)

Hiding at Eindhoven

141

(12)

Watergoor, 1944

153

(20)

Leeuwarden and Zwijndrecht, 1944

173

(24)

The Prison at Scheveningen

197

(24)

Barracks No. 4, Vught Concentration Camp

221

(24)

Darkness at Vught

245

(20)

The Hearing

265

(16)

Release from Vught

281

(18)

The Hunger Winter

299

(24)

Over the River

323

(16)

The End of the Occupation

339

(16)

Picking Up the Pieces

355

(20)

Postscript

375

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Things We Couldn't Say

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