When Does It End?

By: Jacobus Kotze, Rebecca Kotze

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

This is a historical story about the journey of a British Special Operations Executive agent, Vincent Paul, sent to Occupied France in December 1942 to meet a mysterious agent in Lyon. He does not know what to expect. He suspects that the mission is outside the usual and that more is involved than just the war effort. He is right, he is to assist the Jewish Army operating covertly inside Occupied France rescuing Jews and especially Jewish children. It will not be easy, besides the feared Gestapo, there are also traitors. The risk of betrayal, capture, and death is very real. Where can the trapped Jews go? Nobody, no country, wanted them without the correct paperwork. “When does it end?” explores the lesser-known aspects of the Jewish Holocaust, linking the dots and pointing out how many attempts were made to prevent the massacres. In the end, the Jews started rescuing themselves against all odds. A lot more happened besides known history – this book is one of them.