Paris-Underground

The book is in fair condition with a sturdy binding. The cover shows signs of wear, particularly at the edges and corners, typical for a book of its age. There is no dust jacket present. The pages are slightly yellowed, consistent with wartime paper quality, but they remain intact and readable.

"Paris-Underground" by Etta Shiber, published by Charles Scribner's Sons in 1943, offers a gripping account of life in Nazi-occupied France. This hardcover edition, printed in New York, captures Shiber's harrowing experiences and courageous acts in the French Resistance, co-authored with Anne and Paul Dupre. The book, a wartime publication, reflects the urgency and constraints of its time, adding historical significance to its narrative. As a memoir, it provides a personal glimpse into the complexities of war, resistance, and survival. This edition is a valuable piece for collectors interested in World War II history and memoirs, offering insights into the underground networks that defied Nazi control. The book is in fair condition, with some wear consistent with its age, but remains a sturdy and significant addition to any historical collection.