The Ventriloquists by E.R. Ramzipoor

Brussels 1943 and a group of resistance writers and fighters are picked up by the Nazis. The new Minister of Perception Management is a fan and has a unique proposal - write a paper with made up articles and news about how horrible the Allies are. The group knows their days are numbered as soon as the paper is printed so they decide to go out their way by turning the tables on the Nazis and producing their own satire paper at the same time. Their story is told by a young street urchin who helps sabotage the Nazis and lend help to the cause. A witty and quirky cast of characters whose plan to stick it to the bad guys will warm your heart and keep you guessing until the very end who exactly the bad guys are. This is based on a true story and many of the actual characters like Marc Aubrion are centerstage but E.K. Ramzipoor's debut breathes life into the little known story and makes it an epic tale of everyday heroes turning the tables.