Daily Nutmeg New Haven
Feature by Kathy Leonard Czepiel—Hiding, and Seeking
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August 25–28, 2020

Unorthodox Podcast
Interview with Stephanie Butnick—Investigating Histories
July 30, 2020

The Arts Fuse
Book Review: Invisible Years — A Book for the Ages
July 10, 2020

Book Q&As with Deborah Kalb
Book blog
June 21, 2020

From the Bookshelf
A delightful and in-depth interview by Gary Shapiro
June 16, 2020

Curious Man’s Podcast
An informed, inquisitive, and lively interview by Matt Crawford
June 2, 2020

Museum of Jewish Heritage: A Living Memorial to the Holocaust
Daphne Geismar and Holocaust scholar Robert Jan van Pelt discuss Invisible Years
May 4, 2020

History News Network
Lessons on Isolation and Humanity in a Family’s Letters from Hiding
By Daphne Geismar
Published May 3, 2020

PRI’s The World
By Marco Werman; aired November 27, 2015
“This Jewish couple survived the Holocaust hidden behind a church organ. Their daughter—also in hiding—had no idea.”
In light of the refugee crises in Syria and Iraq, PRI interviewed Mirjam de Zoete, one of the central figures in Invisible Years, who was a child when she went into hiding during World War II. After this story aired on PRI, it was shared widely and was picked up by The New York Times’ “Women in the World” and BBC World Service’s “Boston Calling.”