Rita Teper Schwartz was just 10 years old when Hitler's Nazi troops marched into her hometown of Vienna, Austria. Immediately, her life changed and this young girl repeatedly found herself confronting adult, life-threatening situations. The story of her family's escape from the Nazis' murderous clutches has more twist and turns than a modern-day soap opera. This narrative describes her harrowing journey smuggling across the Belgian border, where her family's 18-month wait for papers to immigrate to the United States ended just as Hitler was to invade Belgium. This book not only talks about...