Summary & Analysis - The Hiding Place: Based On The Book By Corrie Ten Boom

SUMMARY & ANALYSIS

THE HIDING PLACE

BASED ON THE BOOK BY CORRIE TEN BOOM

SUMMARY WRITTEN BY: GOLDEN BOOKS PUBLISHING

CONTENT

The Beje and the Ten Boom Family

Life in Haarlem and Early Shadows of War

The Nazi Invasion and the Beginning of Resistance

The Secret Room and Expanding Operations

Life at the Beje as a Refuge

Betrayal and Arrest

Imprisonment in Scheveningen

Vught and Ravensbruck

Betsie's Death and Corrie's Release

Analysis and Legacy

ABOUT THE ORIGINAL BOOK

"The Hiding Place" by Corrie ten Boom, with Elizabeth and John Sherrill, tells the true story of the Ten Boom family during the Nazi occupation of the Netherlands. It follows Corrie, her sister Betsie, and their father as they become involved in the Dutch underground, hiding Jewish refugees in their home. The family faces constant danger and eventually is arrested and sent to concentration camps. The book explores themes of faith, courage, love, and forgiveness, highlighting the family's unwavering devotion to God and their commitment to helping others even in the darkest circumstances. The story shares the sisters' experiences in the camps, the horrors and dehumanization they faced, and the strength they found in their faith and each other, particularly through their hidden Bible.

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Hljóðbók: 28 januari 2025