Selma was 17 and living in Amsterdam when World War II began. Despite not being religious, like other Dutch Jews, her and her family were integrated into the fabric of Dutch society. By 1936, German Jews began fleeing to the Netherlands. But after the 1940 Nazi invasion, anti-Jewish restrictions multiplied, random acts of violence instilled terror, and the deportations began. Helped by resistance members escaping deportation herself, Selma eventually joined their ranks. She traveled through the

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