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When the Nazis overran Holland, Corrie ten Boom, her father and sister, chose to risk death by making their quiet, respectable home a haven for refugees.
Finally, the Gestapo came — and during months in concentration camps, Corrie shared suffering and torture, as she watched her father and sister die.
Yet she survived, mind intact, soul still free.
Where did this gentle, undemanding women find the courage to resist . . . to suffer . . . yet to endure?
A Prisoner and Yet . . . contains the answer. IT reveals a belief in Christ that carried an innocent woman through some of the worst agonies man can devise. Here is one of the most tragic, yet most inspiring and faith-giving true stories of modern times.