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One to watch: Helena Andrews's new memoir, "Bitch is the New Black," is being made into a Hollywood movie. (Katherine Frey/The Washington Post)
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Historians estimate that more than 800,000 children were born to German soldiers enforcing the four-year Nazi occupation of Europe, about 200,000 in France alone. . . . [M]ost were raised behind a veil of secrecy and shame, derided in school and unable to understand what they had done wrong. Many of their mothers had been shaved bald and paraded naked through the streets after the Germans retreated. Others . . . were jailed as traitors.
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