NPR talks about a film looking at the stories of (some) Jews who chose to "hide in plain sight" from the Nazis in WW2:
Hanni Weissenberg, now Hanni Lévy, survived as a Jew in Nazi Germany.
Today,
the petite and lively 94-year-old lives in Paris. Earlier this month,
she returned to Berlin, her home during the war years, to attend the
screening of a film about her and other Jews who survived while hiding
under the noses of the Nazis.
The Invisibles, a German documentary-drama based on the accounts of four survivors, opened Friday in the U.S....
Schieb says about 1,900 Jews survived the war while hiding in and around Berlin.
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