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Irena’s War

Author:James D. Shipman

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During the chaos and despair of World War II, a remarkable story unfolds. Irena Sendler, a social worker in Warsaw, finds herself thrust into a position she never could have imagined.

As the Nazis tighten their grip on the city, Irena is faced with the daunting task of providing food and supplies to the most vulnerable, including the forbidden Jews. It is a dangerous mission, but Irena is determined to help those in need, no matter the cost.

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Condition

New

Format

Paperback Book

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ISBN-13

9781496723888

Language

English

Pages

384

Publisher

Kensington

Title

Irena's War

Year Published

2020

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 Irena’s War

 

During the chaos and despair of World War II, a remarkable story unfolds. Irena Sendler, a social worker in Warsaw, finds herself thrust into a position she never could have imagined. As the Nazis tighten their grip on the city, Irena is faced with the daunting task of providing food and supplies to the most vulnerable, including the forbidden Jews. It is a dangerous mission, but Irena is determined to help those in need, no matter the cost.

“A guts‑and‑glory novel of WWII, based on a true story, told with all the fire and fury of the
war. . . . A striking testament to the glory of the ‘Greatest Generation.”
—The Traitor on Task Force Baum

A Bitter Rain is the best kind of WWII novel, action-packed, populated by complex characters facing deep moral dilemmas, and historically accurate. I loved it.”
—Mark Sullivan, author of #1 Amazon Charts bestseller Beneath a Scarlet Sky on A Bitter Rain

“Harrowing, intense, and oh so real, this story plunges the reader into the nightmare world of Nazi Germany where good and decent people struggle to survive.”
—Rhys Bowen, New York Times bestselling author of The Royal Spyness Series and In Farleigh Field on A Bitter Rain

When Irena is forced to work under Klaus Rein, a Gestapo agent, she sees an opportunity to defy her new employer and aid the Jewish families in secret. She forges documents, ensuring that food meant for Aryans reaches those who desperately require it. As her actions become bolder, Irena’s relationship with Klaus becomes increasingly tense and fraught with danger. Klaus suspects her but lacks the evidence to prove his suspicions.

However, as the Jews of Warsaw are confined to the ghetto, Irena realizes that providing food is no longer enough. She joins forces with the underground resistance organization Zegota and embarks on a daring plan to rescue Jewish children. Through ingenious methods, the children are smuggled out of the ghetto, hidden in baskets and garbage carts, or guided through treacherous sewers to safety. Each successful rescue only serves to further enrage Klaus, who is determined to put an end to the resistance. Irena finds herself caught in a deadly game of cat-and-mouse, where one wrong move could cost her life and the lives of those she is desperately trying to save.

About The Author

James D. Shipman, a renowned author, has captivated readers with his exceptional storytelling skills in six captivating historical novels. These novels, namely Irena’s War, Task Force Baum, Constantinopolis, Going Home, It Is Well, and A Bitter Rain, have earned him the prestigious title of a bestselling author. Born and raised in the enchanting Pacific Northwest, Shipman’s upbringing in this picturesque region has undoubtedly influenced his writing style.

While pursuing his academic endeavors, Shipman discovered his passion for literature and began publishing his remarkable short stories and poems. He embarked on a journey to expand his knowledge by earning a degree in history from the esteemed University of Washington. Not stopping there, he further honed his intellectual prowess by obtaining a law degree from Gonzaga University. This unique combination of historical expertise and legal acumen has undoubtedly contributed to the depth and authenticity of his novels.

In addition to his successful writing career, Shipman is a dedicated attorney who established his law firm in 2004. Despite his busy schedule, he remains committed to his craft and continues to practice law. Shipman’s unwavering dedication to both his legal profession and his passion for writing is truly commendable.

Beyond his literary and legal pursuits, Shipman is an avid reader, particularly drawn to historical nonfiction. This love for reading has not only broadened his horizons but has also inspired him to delve deeper into the historical events that shape his novels. Furthermore, Shipman finds solace in traveling and cherishes the precious moments spent with his loved ones.

To learn more about James D. Shipman and his remarkable literary contributions, visit his official website at JamesShipman.com. Explore the captivating worlds he has created and immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of history woven within his novels.

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Irena’s War
Original price was: $15.28.$12.52Current price is: $12.52.

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