Journal Entry 1 by amyem from Cambridge, Massachusetts USA on Tuesday, August 02, 2005

The begining went very slow but it finally began to pick up steam once it got to the heart of the story, about the bombing of Gestapo headquaters in Copenhagen near the end of World War II. I did get lost in the maze of names at one point but it was a good read. I think if I had discovered the map of the 6th floor prison earlier on, I would have done a bit better in keeping track of everyone.


 

Journal Entry 2 by amyem at Diesel Cafe - Davis Square in Cambridge, Massachusetts USA on Wednesday, September 14, 2005

Released 6 yrs ago (9/13/2005 UTC) at Diesel Cafe - Davis Square in Cambridge, Massachusetts USA

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For Meetup 

Journal Entry 3 by southbos3279 from Boston, Massachusetts USA on Sunday, October 30, 2005

Picked up at September 2005 Boston Bookcrossing....On to-be-read pile. 

Journal Entry 4 by southbos3279 from Boston, Massachusetts USA on Sunday, November 06, 2005

Very good history of the German occupation of Denmark the the subsequent raid on the Gestapo headquarters. Reilly does well in explaining how Denmark came to be occupied by the Nazi's, but the later chapters involving the RAF raid are the best. 

Journal Entry 5 by southbos3279 at Harvard Square in Cambridge, Massachusetts USA on Sunday, November 06, 2005

Released 6 yrs ago (11/8/2005 UTC) at Harvard Square in Cambridge, Massachusetts USA

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Will be released at the Boston Bookcrossing event on November 8th. 

Journal Entry 6 by AnonymousFinder on Friday, March 24, 2006

Picked up at a book crossing meetup. Very timely for me as I spent a several months working next to the museum of the Danish resistance in Copenhagen recently. For me the most interesting aspect of the book was in the effectiveness (or not) of the German efforts to suppress resistance -- very pertinent to Iraq, torture, etc.

CAUGHT IN CAMBRIDGE MA USA