by Rodney Merten
Parkhurst Brothers, Inc., 2017
Paper: 978-1-62491-094-4 | eISBN: 978-1-62491-095-1

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ABOUT THIS BOOK

An adoring young woman encounters Adolph Hitler when her youth group sings for him. He demands her company in private, and she becomes pregnant, bearing his child but never being contacted by Hitler again. The plot follows her life as an outcast believed to be lying about the child’s parentage, and the life of her son told through her correspondence, diary entries, and from the point of view of a researcher who writes a generation later. Based on facts and documented history, author Ron Merten tells this tale with just enough creativity to make the story fascinating.



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