A few Googled articles opened the door to the curious story of the Cook sisters for author Isabel Vincent
Vincent, a Toronto native and former National Post and Globe and Mail reporter, will be on hand to talk about her book at this year’s
Vincent’s research began with the internet, where she found a few articles about the Cooks, who were posthumously honoured in 2010 with the British Hero of the Holocaust Award. Ida, who wrote romance novels under the name Mary Burchell, in her lifetime wrote over 200 books including the 1956 memoir We Followed Our Stars. However, Vincent explained that Ida was an untrustworthy narrator.
“It’s weird,” said Vincent about the interesting neighbours. “That’s why at first I thought they must have been in this whole spy network, but people assured me no. That they just did this on their own.” “Clemens Krauss is fascinating and complicated. On one hand he is writing Hitler’s secretary demanding the Jewish apartments in Munich for his opera performers and then on the other hand it’s like, ‘help me save these people who are going to die if we don’t help them,’” said Vincent. “The complexity of that just really spoke to me.”
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