About a year ago, I read a book but for some odd reason I can neither remember the author nor the title...can someone help me?

It was about a girl, maybe sixteen or something who was working in Germany(?) aganist the Nazis during WWII. She had met one of the Nazis however, and, over time, became quite good friends with him. She found out that he didn't want to be on Hitler's side; he thought Hitler was wrong. The main character gets captured on a mission and is taken to the jails or whatever they kept her in. Hamule or something -- the Nazi who didn't want to be -- is there when she is taken in. He risks his own life in the middle of the night and she is released. They spend the night in some boat used by the opposing forces, and that is really all I can remember.

I think it had a girl on the cover, hands on the handlebars of a bicycle which was on her left side. The cover was an orange-ish colour.

If you know the title of this book, I would be so incredibly grateful if you could tell me. Thanks.

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"We are not here to ask for a reform or a gift or a favour but for a right – we are here not for mercy but for justice." - Nellie McClung

I found it! It was very strange, I was just browsing in the bookstore when one title jumped out at me and my heart literally skipped a beat. I pulled it out. "When The War is Over" by Martha Attema it is called.