As writers of history and biographies, we can only dream of being able to chronicle the life of such a personal person as Eva Deutschkron. Faced with being "transported" or perhaps shot by the Nazis just because they were Jews, Eva and her husband disappeared into the "underground" in 1942. For the remainder of World War II they continued to work and live right in the Berlin area without being apprehended by the dreaded Gestapo. This is an intriguing story of a heroic and ingenious people who were blessed by having valuable trade skills and the help of many people who were were willing to defy the laws enacted by one of the cruelest governments in history. Eva and Martin eventually immigrated to America, and became successful business owners and operators in Madison, Wisconsin.