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In November 1942, in a Berlin coffee shop, a Jewish woman living under a fake name sat down with a woman married to a soldier serving Hitler's army, a woman who reportedly liked to boast that she could smell a Jew. Two years later, the Gestapo had one of them, and the other was writing letters to a concentration camp that would never be answered. In between, the two women fell in love, wrote each other a private marriage contract, and exchanged rings, all while one of them was hiding in plain...

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