Not quite my time period (I was born in '69).
I'm going to guess A Night of Watching.
USHMM library record :

A night of watching /


Bibliographic Record Display
   
   - Title:A night of watching / by Elliott Arnold.   

   - Author:Arnold, Elliott, 1912-1980.   

   - Publisher:New York : Scribner, c1967.   

   - Description:441 p. ; 22 cm.   

   - Subjects:World War, 1939-1945--Jews--Rescue--Denmark--Fiction.   
Anti-Nazi movement--Denmark--Fiction.   
Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945)--Denmark--Fiction.   
Denmark--History--German occupation, 1940-1945--Fiction.   

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Holdings Information
   
Holdings Record Display
      
      - Location:Library Stacks      

      - Call Number:PS3501.R5933 N5 1967      

      - Status:Available      

      
      - Location:Stacks-Shapell Center      

      - Call Number:PS3501.R5933 N5 1967      

      - Status:Available      

      - Notes:c.2


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Arnold, who gave the Indians back to America in Blood Brother, now pays tribute 
to the nationals of Denmark in a Uris type novel about Denmark's resistance to 
the extermination of its Jews by the Nazis. The Jews have had immunity during 
the four years of the Occupation but now Hitler has defaulted on his original 
promise and on Rosh Hashanah a round-up is to take place. This is based on the 
historical fact; more than 8000 Jews reached Sweden and safety (via freight 
cars or fishing boats) and less than 500 were sent to a concentration camp. 
Representing the Fuhrer is one Colonel Buhle of the Gestapo; heading the Danish 
resistance is a business man, quiet, anti-heroic Peter Hansen; and in between 
there is a large cast of characters without a single characterization as the 
story is told shifting from one to another, synthesizing and synchronizing this 
particular story. It is adequately readable and eminently forgettable.

SMBToronto, Canada





On Tuesday, June 30, 2020, 01:57:16 p.m. EDT, Lisa Silverman via Hasafran 
<[email protected]> wrote:

Does anyone want to take a stab at answering this question I got from a patron?
"I am trying to remember the name of a novel I read in the 1960’s.  It was the 
story of the evacuation of Jewish people at night by boat from Denmark during 
the Holocaust.  I think it was a paperback book.  Do you have any leads?"
Email me if you think you have an idea. 


Lisa Silverman
Library Director, Burton Sperber Jewish Community Library

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