1940-1944

Roth, a young German soldier who can speak impeccable, accent-free French, finds his work translating the confessions of prisoners at Gestapo headquarters in Paris disagreeable, though certainly better than being at the front, but he comes to realize the importance of taking a stand when he falls in love with Chantal, a French resistance fighter.

Recounts Chevrillon's experiences as the head of the Code Service in Paris, where sheand fellow Resistance workers served as the main link in communication between the Free French Government in London and the Provisional Government in France.

Eighteen-year-old Leonie Harcourt must leave behind Luc, a young French painter she met in Paris, and return to England in the summer of 1939; but in the years to follow, she discovers terrible secrets of life in wartime Paris through a locked suitcase Luc gave her before she left.

Roth, a young German soldier who can speak impeccable, accent-free French, finds his work translating the confessions of prisoners at Gestapo headquarters in Paris disagreeable, though certainly better than being at the front, but he comes to realize the importance of taking a stand when he falls in love with Chantal, a French resistance fighter.

When France falls to Germany at the start of World War II, nine-year-old Claudine must leave her beloved parents and friends to stay with relatives in America, accompanied by her doll, Violette.

Describes life in Paris, France, during World War II.

Nine-year-old Helen is confused by the disappearance of her Jewish friend during the German occupation of Paris.

An account of the Allied campaign to liberate Paris from the Germans who occupied the city during World War II.