If you look in each of Diana Gabaldon’s novels, there are people from real history included. While A Fugitive Green didn’t have any real historical figures, there was a connection to real history.

Joel Miller brings us the shocking story of a Temecula, California charter school that ordered removed from its shelves The Hiding Place, the fantastic memoir of Corrie ten Boom, the Dutch Christian ...

HAARLEM, the Netherlands — A century before Corrie ten Boom hid Jews behind a false wall in her bedroom, the Dutch woman’s Calvinist grandfather invited neighbors into the same building each week to ...

Eighty years ago, a couple of middle-aged women and an elderly man altered the course of history. The Ten Booms, a humble family of watchmakers outside of Amsterdam, boldly saved over 800 Jewish ...

The closing pages of The Watchmaker’s Daughter feature a confrontation so improbable that it seems the stuff of fiction. Having survived World War II, Dutch Resistance heroine Corrie ten Boom finds ...

Editor’s note: During World War II in Haarlem, Holland, Corrie ten Boom and her family (father Casper, sisters Betsie and Nollie, brother Willem) actively hid Jews and Dutch boys whom SS soldiers were ...

The false wall was in Corrie ten Boom’s bedroom. Behind it, half a dozen refugees – Jews and members of the Dutch underground – could hide for a few hours or a few days from the Nazis. The Ten Boom ...

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