Secret Diary of Arnold Douwes Rescue in the Occupied Netherlands

"There are great many very impressive diaries and memoirs related to World War II and the Holocaust. Few of them are written by members of the resistance, so this is a rare diary. The very detailed nature of the diary makes it a crucial source for the study of the Dutch resistance, especially in the North of the country."-Ido de Haan, editor (with Beatrice de Graaf and Brian Vick) of Securing Europe after Napoleon
"The Secret Diary of Arnold Douwes provides a rare portrait of what it meant to resist day in and day out and is as close to a record of the psychology of a resister as one can get. It is an important addition to the few books about the Netherlands during the war available in English."-Dr. Megan Korman, Canadian Journal of Netherlandic Studies