Lisa

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Scholastic Canada, Limited, 1994 - Juvenile Fiction - 111 pages
"The Nazis have invaded Denmark. But Lisa and her family refuse to perish without a fight. Her father, a doctor, treats resistance fighters in secret, and her older brother Stefan enlists in the anti-Nazi movement himself. Then, Lisa joins the resistance to seek revenge, and she realizes the war her people are fighting is a lonely one ... and a deadly one. The Nazis are planning to send all of Denmark's Jews to concentration camps. Lisa desperately wants to prevent this. But can one person make a difference? One person can, and one nation did."--Back cover.

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About the author (1994)

Writer Carol Matas was born in Canada in 1949. Matas was an actress and currently teaches writing. Matas is best known for her historical adventures. These often feature young people caught up in the world's problems. "Daniel's Story," about a young Jewish boy in Nazi Germany, was short-listed for the 1993 Governor General's Award and the 1994 Ruth Schwartz Award and won the Silver Birch Award. Lisa won the Geoffrey Bilson Award and was a New York Times Book Review Notable of 1989.

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