Mildred Harnack, an American teacher, was executed that day on Hitler's direct orders.

美国教师米尔德里德·哈纳克在希特勒的直接命令下在那天被处决。

Harnack joined their fight as women's rights, too, were shredded by the Nazis.

哈纳克加入了她们的斗争，因为女性的权利也被纳粹粉碎了。

After the defeat of the Nazis, Harnack's sister, aghast at reports of her involvement with anti-fascists and Soviet spies, ordered family members to destroy her letters.

纳粹战败后，哈纳克的妹妹被她与反法西斯分子和苏联间谍有牵连的报道吓坏了，命令家人销毁她的信件。

Harnack and Arvid, who met and married while at the University of Wisconsin, were a young academic couple living in Berlin when Adolf Hitler became chancellor in 1933.

哈纳克和阿维德在威斯康辛大学相识并结婚，1933年阿道夫·希特勒就任德国总理时，他们还是一对住在柏林的年轻学者夫妇。

Her most precious source, however, is the memory of Donald Heath junior, who was the 11-year-old son of an American diplomat when he began acting as Harnack's secret courier.

然而，她最宝贵的信息来源是小唐纳德·希思的记忆，小唐纳德·希思是一名美国外交官的儿子，11岁时开始担任哈纳克的秘密信使。

Harnack's niece, Jane Donner, saw to it that the story was handed down to her own granddaughter, Rebecca Donner - who has produced a compelling portrait of her forebear's courage, along with that of her German husband Arvid and their comrades.

哈纳克的侄女简·唐纳将这个故事传给了她自己的孙女丽贝卡·唐纳。丽贝卡·唐纳生动地描绘了她的先辈哈纳克和她的德国丈夫阿维德以及他们的同伴们的勇气。