From Nazi Germany comes one of the most intriguing true tales of the 20th century: a group of teen-age Germans who waged a war of their own against Adolf Hitler. Nobel Laureate author Günther Grass said Hübener's life should be held up as a role model to every teen in the world. Master biographer Richard Lloyd Dewey recounts the compelling true story of Helmuth Hübener - the bold and brilliant teenager who formed the youngest resistance group to face the Nazis. He details how young Hübener recruited others, how his group eluded the SS, and how they played cat and mouse with the Gestapo. This is a mesmerizing story of the entire group and presents the most comprehensive account ever of this astonishingly brave trio of young Latter-day Saints. "What the Hubener group did . . . is simply inconceivable. Only someone who himself was active in the resistance movement can grasp what it means." —Franz Ahrens, noted German resistance fighter and author