'The Diary Keepers' provides a glimpse into Dutch life under Nazi occupation

Book review: Nina Siegal's The Diary Keepers presents readers with translated excerpts from journals penned principally by seven Dutch diarists, tracking their lives as the five-year German occupation unfolded. 

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