Daughters of the Fatherland

In this griping true-to-life historical novel, Berlin-born Rosa is abandoned as a baby during the height of Germany's Great Depression but rescued by an elderly couple in a passing Gypsy caravan. Ten years later, on the brink of World War II, Rosa is the unwitting cause of her adoptive Romani family being incarcerated: Rosa and her mother are sent to the Women's Gypsy Concentration Camp in Austria, while her father is sent to the Men's Gypsy Camp in Berlin. The women's camp despises her reb...